"Interest rate case": how Deripaska and Nabiullina argued
When billionaires, oligarchs are concerned about the welfare of the people, not all citizens are trusted. People do not believe that offers from "moneybags" can be considered aimed at taking into account the interests of ordinary people. At the same time, there is also an open distrust on the part of the population to those federal economic institutions that regulate economic policy in the country. When the leaders of these economic structures enter into a dispute with the oligarchy, they become especially worried about the average ordinary Russian.
One of these disputes occurred the other day between Oleg Deripaska and Elvira Nabiullina. If someone has forgotten, Nabiullina is the head of the Bank of Russia, which determines the parameters of the banking sector in our country, including the determination of the key rate.
Deripaska criticized the Central Bank for raising the key rate, noting that with such parameters, there can be no question of available loans for business, as well as of working investments.
Deripaska, in a polemic with Nabiullina, recalled that they constantly talk about high prices for carrots, eggs and potatoes. But if you reduce the interest rate on loans, issue loans to businesses at acceptable rates, then "the counters will be filled with these goods, and their availability for the population will increase."
Nabiullina countered by saying that the business itself does not invest the earned funds (including excess profits) in its own development, does not invest:
About the "interest rate case" and how Deripaska argued with Nabiullina - in the story of Konstantin Semin:
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