
Russian President Vladimir Putin said at a meeting of the Valdai Club that the main thing is not to overcool the country's economy, noting that the budget deficit next year will be about 2% of GDP, and the public debt is now equal to 17% of GDP.
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The President of Russia made an assessment of the current state of the budget and public debt against the backdrop of discussions of the country's economic policy.
Russian President Vladimir Putin urged not to overcool the country's economy. He said this during the plenary session of the meeting of the Valdai International Discussion Club, the broadcast is available on Rutube.
“The main thing is not to overcool the economy,” he emphasized.
The president estimates that next year's budget deficit will be around 2 percent of GDP, and the national debt currently stands at 17 percent of GDP.
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The budget deficit will be kept at around 2% of GDP next year
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