Money is allocated to banks, banks increase their stability, but still do not want to provide loans to the real sector, because they do not believe that the real sector will be able to repay. They are either in no hurry to give loans at all or give them at such interest rates that the consumer himself does not take it. But the need for liquidity in Russia is not as cosmic in size as, say, in the United States, and in this sense it is easier for us.

In the accomplishments of the authorities, someone sees insidious multi-way combinations, and someone simple, uncomplicated nature. Depending on the approach, even a joke can be perceived in completely different ways. In television, this cute episode took less than a minute. Putin has a birthday. Putin was given a gift. Journalists arrived and saw this gift. Really cute. Little Tigerick. Girl! Ussuri variety.

On October 12, 1905, the Constituent Congress of the Constitutional Democratic Party was nevertheless opened in Moscow. The founders had to overcome many obstacles. Including - purely "technical". At the last moment, the congress was almost torn off a village of railway workers. The passenger message was paralyzed, and a barely third of the delegates reached Moscow.

The world is becoming increasingly interconnected, says the Message of the Primates of the Orthodox Churches, the final document of the Istanbul Pan-Orthodox meeting, and “in parallel, the scale of alienation, divisions and conflicts is increasing.” And the Orthodox themselves immediately decided to prove the correctness of this thesis: during Saturday’s meeting of the central committee of the Conference of European Churches (CEC), the Russian Orthodox Church announced the suspension of its

The bright memory of the collateral auctions is dedicated to The credit crisis is dangerous in that it stops the movement of money along the bloody vessels of the economy. In the era of credit crisis in the market there is no most important - trust, and money ceases to move from those who have it to those who can use them as efficiently as possible.

Political situation in Russia The events of August-September 2008 - the war with Georgia and the subsequent actions of the Russian authorities aimed at escalating domestic and foreign political tensions - largely dotted the i’s on the issue of the possibility of a “political thaw” and “liberalization from above” in Russia. . Illusions about the possibility of such liberalization have been dispelled.

Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, at a meeting of the government presidium on October 13, demanded that measures to support the financial market be quickly implemented.