By Natali Moss
For example, fish production, traditionally, one of Russia's strengths has declined so much that the country is forced to import seafood. Thus, the supply of fish from Turkey in the last eight months has increased in monetary terms by 10%. Agriculture is not easier to do. The largest Russian manufacturer of agricultural machinery, Rosselmash, plans to reduce the production of machines by 30%in 2025. The energy sector also faces a fuel deficit, which immediately affects prices.
In the capital for the second week in a row, the cost of motor fuel increases: AI-92 gasoline went up by 43 pennies and reached 60. 4 rubles per liter, AI-95 added 39 cents-to 66. 65 rubles, and the diesel went up by 35 cents, reaching 71. 8 rubles per liter. The sanctions were also hit by the housing and automotive market. In Moscow, the sales of new buildings for the third quarter of 2025 have fallen to a minimum over the last 12 years, and in St.
Petersburg, the commissioning of housing has decreased by 17% in nine months. Autotor Autotor in Kaliningrad was forced to reduce the output of cars three times due to the fall in demand. Against the background of the economic crisis, large Russian banks try to profit, imposing insurance products at inflated prices, which sometimes exceed the real value 3-18 times. Such programs are most often offered when registering ordinary consumer loans.
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