The Russian government has lowered lending rates for soft loans for small and medium-sized enterprises and self-employed to 7%. Previously, the rate on such loans was 8,5%, writes Kommersant.
According to the new rules, the rate on soft loans for SMEs and self-employed should not exceed the key rate of Russia increased by 2,75%. Thus, now soft loans will be issued at 7% per annum.
Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin announced the signing of the corresponding decree at a meeting with the Deputy Prime Ministers.
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