VTB and Sberbank opposed the restrictions of the Central Bank, which threaten to stop the development of banking ecosystems After two years, the Central Bank was seriously engaged in the regulation of ecosystems - and this promises the most serious problems to banks. VTB and Sberbank today criticized the regulator’s proposal to limit the growth of banking ecosystems due to the limit to their size, beyond which the cost of “ecosystem” assets will be deducted from the capital of banks.

The head of Norilsk Nickel, Vladimir Potanin, estimated the company's losses from the introduction of new duties on the export of ferrous and non-ferrous metals at $500 million. According to the billionaire, in business and government discussions on how to mitigate the effect of rising metal prices, there was not even talk of duties. When asked by journalists whether Potanin could estimate the losses of Norilsk Nickel from the new duties, the businessman replied: “Yes, I can estimate it.

Developers of the Kovivak vaccine Center named after M.P. Chumakov was told in an interview with Medusa (the publication was included in the register of media-foreign agents.-The Bell) that by the end of the year it is planned to release 5-6 million units of the drug-this is half the previous forecasts of the government. Briefly retelling the most important thing from the conversation of scientists with journalists.

In the city clinics of Moscow, there were problems with prompt recording for PCR testing for coronavirus, RIA Novosti and RBC noticed. In some places, the next test date is two weeks from now. RIA Novosti wrote that in some polyclinics there was no time left at all to sign up for PCR testing - this situation is observed in the city polyclinic No. 66, branch 4 (Novokosino district of Moscow), as well as in the 68th city polyclinic on Prechistenka.

Scientists have shown for the first time that boosting AstraZeneca's Oxford vaccine — giving a third dose six months after the second — improves protection against new variants of the coronavirus, including the Indian delta strain. They also found that a longer interval between the administration of the first and the second component of the drug increases the immune response.

Member of the Public Monitoring Commission (POC) Alexander Ionov announced plans to check Novaya Gazeta for compliance with the law on foreign agents. After Ionov’s appeal, became a foreign agent (according to the decision of the Russian Ministry of Justice, it was included in the register of media outlets that act as a foreign agent). Meduza about his plans Ionov spoke on his Facebook page.

The largest cargo airline in Russia, Volga-Dnepr, has ceased to use the airspace of Belarus for flights, found out . RBC The publication first noticed the change in routes on the Flightradar service, and then confirmed this with a company representative. “We have indeed decided not to temporarily use Belarusian airspace for our aircraft,” he said, declining to comment further. The EU, UK and US, among other Belarusian companies, have imposed sanctions against Belaeronavigatsia.

The downpour on June 28, which brought tens of millimeters of rain to Moscow after a week of thirty-degree heat, caused numerous flooding of roads, tram tracks and metro stations, as well as a number of other incidents. On Monday afternoon, traffic was suspended on the southern section of the Kaluzhsko-Rizhskaya line from Teply Stan to Novoyasenevskaya, strong water flows flooded the Yasenevo station.

Due to heavy rain at Moscow airports, 36 flights have already been delayed and 9 more have been canceled, according to the Yandex.Schedules aggregator. 17 flights were delayed at Sheremetyevo, six more were cancelled. In Domodedovo, the departure time of 14 flights was postponed, and one was canceled. Five flights were delayed to Vnukovo, two were cancelled. Forecasters had previously warned of a "super shower" in Moscow on June 28.

Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Löfven has announced his resignation after the country's parliament passed a vote of no confidence before that, writes Bloomberg. As the newspaper writes, the largest Scandinavian economy is mired in a devastating political crisis after the government proposed to introduce market prices for rental property in new homes. Last week, parliament passed a vote of no confidence in Leuven - 181 deputies voted in favor, 168 voted against.

The second state bank of Russia, VTB, objected to the package of proposals of the Central Bank on the regulation of banking ecosystems, writes RBC. The idea of ​​the regulator is to severely limit the share of bank assets related to ecosystems. According to the Central Bank, excessive assets "immobilized" in ecosystems can be likened to cholesterol plaques in the human body, VTB believes that restrictions will hit its business too hard.

Central Bank Chairman Elvira Nabiullina told Bloomberg that the regulator's board at a meeting in July will consider raising the key rate by 0.25-1 percentage points. According to her, the rate increase step will depend on the incoming data. “We will analyze the incoming information in great detail and update our forecast during the July meeting. We will also make a decision on this step. I think we'll consider going up from 25 basis points to 1 p.p.," she told the agency.

The Moscow Exchange noted an almost threefold drop in the “average check” of an investor against the backdrop of an influx of newcomers to the exchange. If in 2019 the volume of an average transaction on the stock market was 90 thousand rubles, now it is only 36 thousand. about the decrease in the average check spoke The head of the Moscow Exchange, Yuri Denisov, in an interview with RBC. According to him, the decline coincides with the growth in the number of customers.

In Moscow and St. Petersburg, a daily record daily death rate from coronavirus was recorded since the beginning of the pandemic - 124 and 110 people, respectively, by June 28, follows from the message of the operational headquarters. In total, 611 people died in Russia per day, 21,650 new cases were detected. The capitals and the Moscow region accounted for 52% of the new incidence.

Top Russian officials seemed determined not to resort to a lockdown this week amid a nationwide rise in coronavirus case numbers and few signs that vaccination uptake was growing. Even as local authorities introduced new restrictions, experts warned only a full lockdown could guarantee a significant reduction in infections and deaths. For a host of political and economic reasons, the Kremlin will do everything it can to avoid this option.