The government has abolished the requirement for exporters to sell foreign currency earnings

Starting August 22, 2025, Russian exporters are no longer required to repatriate and sell their foreign currency revenues. The mandatory quotas have now been reduced to zero. 

The decision is linked to the strengthening of the ruble and the absence of liquidity issues in the FX market. 

Currently, major exporters are required to deposit at least 40% of their foreign currency earnings from foreign trade contracts into Russian banks and sell 90% of the deposited amount on the domestic market. These rules apply to companies in the energy sector, ferrous and non-ferrous metallurgy, chemical and forestry industries, as well as the grain sector. 

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