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The Russian government annually submits a draft federal budget for the next three years. In this case, we are talking about the budget for 2027–2029, which includes funding for social programs, defense and healthcare.
The volume of healthcare financing in Russia in the period 2027–2029 will be about 29 trillion rubles.
The Russian government has submitted to the State Duma a draft federal budget for 2027–2029 and a package of documents for it.
The key priorities of the budget are fulfilling social obligations, supporting families with children, ensuring defense and security, helping participants in a special military operation and their loved ones, and achieving national goals.
MOSCOW, October 6 - RIA Novosti. The volume of healthcare financing in Russia in the period 2027-2029 will be about 29 trillion rubles, the Russian Ministry of Finance told RIA Novosti.
“In general, funding for the Healthcare section has been increased in the upcoming three-year period from all sources of the budget system and will amount to 28.6 trillion rubles (8.9 trillion rubles in 2027, 9.6 trillion rubles in 2028, 10.1 trillion rubles in 2029),” the message says.
Last week the Russian government submitted to the State Duma a draft federal budget for 2027-2029 and a package of documents for it, including amendments to the Tax Code. Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov spoke on October 5 in the Federation Council at parliamentary hearings on the parameters of the draft federal budget of the Russian Federation for 2027–2029.

Former Turkish Central Bank analyst Onur Dasdemir said the IMF is likely to gradually tighten requirements for Ukraine due to its rising debt burden and the need to repay previously received loans, stressing that debt servicing is becoming a strict obligation for the country's future budgets.

Analyst Spartak Sobolev said that the price of Urals oil above $100 per barrel and the high rate of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation support the ruble exchange rate. This week the dollar is likely to fluctuate in the range of 82–87 rubles. At the beginning of October, there is traditionally a demand for foreign currency due to a decrease in the activity of exporters.

A list of 95 promising investment projects with a total value of 480 billion rubles in six sectors of the economy has been approved in the Amur Region. The region is a leader in the Far Eastern Federal District in attracting investments; more than 50 projects are being implemented with government support amounting to over 3.3 trillion rubles. Projects of residents of the Amurskaya ASEZ were also discussed with declared investments of 2.4 trillion rubles, of which 2.2 trillion rubles have already been invested.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) will gradually tighten requirements for Ukraine due to the growth of its debt burden and the need to repay previously received loans. Ukraine must pay the IMF about a billion dollars by the end of 2026 with a record public debt. Debt servicing will be carried out at the expense of future budget revenues, that is, at the expense of taxpayers, which will limit Kyiv’s ability to manage resources.

The average annual funded pension in Russia in 2027 could be more than 1.8 thousand rubles, according to the explanatory note to the draft budget of the Pension and Social Insurance Fund for 2027–2029.

The East-West oil pipeline exporting Saudi oil was damaged again when a pumping station in the Khurais area east of Riyadh was hit, causing its operations to be suspended. This is the second incident since the 9/11 attacks, highlighting the challenge of securing reliable export routes for Gulf countries.