Norilsk Nickel CEO Vladimir Potanin spoke about the biggest problem for business.
He explained that against the backdrop of high inflation and the rising dollar exchange rate, businesses produce less money than they consume.
Potanin noted that the country could easily live with an exchange rate of 100 to 110 rubles per dollar, as emphasized in the RBC article.
He explained that in this case, a balance is maintained between budgetary interests and exports.
International settlements, as part of the Russian economy, are most vulnerable to sanctions.
The West, as practice shows, has a great influence on the Russian economy in this area. As a result, problems that affect the ruble exchange rate arise in natural waves in the Russian Federation.
Potanin added that an exchange rate of up to 110 rubles per dollar is an economically justified indicator with which the country can live.