Gas for rubles, which left Chubais and the remaining Nabiullin and the opening of the stock market Vladimir Putin proposed translating gas calculations with Europe for a ruble. The Russian currency on this news has strengthened to 97 per dollar, but this effect is unlikely to be long -term. Even if Europeans go to change the rules of the game, the new scheme changes little for the ruble and the Russian economy, but the movement to rejection of Russian gas can accelerate.

Central Bank Chairman Elvira Nabiullina tried to resign after the start of a "special military operation" in Ukraine, but President Vladimir Putin prevented her from doing so, Bloomberg reported , citing four people familiar with the discussion. Last week, Putin proposed to the State Duma that Nabiullina be reappointed for another term. The events in Ukraine and the sanctions that followed "undid a lot of what Nabiullina managed to achieve in her nine years in office," Bloomberg notes.

Roskomnadzor filed an administrative protocol against Yandex.Food for leaking customer personal data. Access to the resource with leaked phones and addresses of service users is blocked. The protocol was drawn up under Part 1 of Art. 13.11 of the Code of Administrative Offenses. It provides for a fine in the amount of 60 to 100 thousand rubles, the exact amount will be determined by the court.

Russian President Vladimir Putin instructed to transfer payments for gas for countries recognized as "unfriendly" into rubles. He stated this at a meeting with the government, reports TASS. “I have decided to implement in the shortest possible time a set of measures to transfer payment <...> for our natural gas, supplied to the so-called unfriendly countries, for Russian rubles,” he said.

Anatoly Chubais resigned from the post of special presidential representative for sustainable development and left the country, Bloomberg writes , citing two sources. TASS source also confirms information about Chubais leaving office. According to Bloomberg sources, Chubais “cited his disagreement” with the “military operation” in Ukraine. As the publication notes, he became the highest-ranking official to resign after the outbreak of hostilities.

Two weeks after the introduction of currency restrictions, customers continue to complain about banks Even two weeks after the introduction of currency restrictions, the mass complaints of citizens about banks continue, Kommersant writes with reference to information on the Banki.ru website. Among the banks that Russians complain are Alfa-Bank, RSHB, SMP-Bank, Credit Europe Bank, Sberbank.