For the first time in many years, Russia’s share of the global diamond mining market exceeded 33%, salmon fishing and caviar production are also growing in the country, which in theory should lead to lower prices For these products, Russians have begun to plan New Year’s trips. , and RB continues to monitor interesting informative guides for entrepreneurs.
- Deputy Prime Minister Victoria Abramchenko stated that inflation at the end of the year will not exceed 7.5% (RIA Novosti).
- Russia’s share of the global diamond production market at the end of 2022 exceeded 33% for the first time: the country produced 41.9 million carats out of 119.96 million carats, which accounted for 35% of the market. The country also became the world’s third largest exporter after Europe and the United Arab Emirates.
- Muscovites have provided guests with access to the Electronic House platform, which allows them to remotely raise issues, pay bills, transmit meter readings, control video intercoms and barriers, etc., more than 5 thousand times (mainly to relatives).
- The head of Rosrybolovstvo, Ilya Shestakov, reported on the high volumes of salmon catches and the production of their products (21.1 thousand tons in January-September, that is, 2.7 times more than in 2022), which creates the preconditions for a decrease in pink salmon prices. and red caviar one and a half times.
- The beginning of November reminded Russians of the proximity of the New Year, and one of the first surveys of winter travel plans showed that the majority will spend the holidays in Moscow (23.2%), St. Petersburg (12.2% ), Sochi, Kaliningrad, etc. Among foreign destinations, Yerevan (OneTwoTrip) is the leader.
Author:
Ekaterina Alipova
Source: RB
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