Sverdlovsk Region's state debt drops to 18.37bn RUR by August

August 11, 2014. The state debt of Sverdlovsk Region decreased from 34.8bn RUR down to 33bn RUR at the beginning of August, Sverdlovsk Region Finance Ministry’s press service reports. ‘In order to reach a more viable budget picture, the ministry took our short-term loans from both the federal budget funds and the existing credit lines during the seven months of 2014. So, despite the difficulties with the revenues coming into the constituency’s budget and thanks to the well-balanced fiscal and budget policy, we managed to pay off the loans and meet Sverdlovsk Region’s liabilities,’ the Finance

August 5, 2013. Sverdlovsk Region was given the 24th position in the rating of Russian Federation constituencies that are trying to reduce the government debt: the region's debt has declined by 11.4% since the beginning of the year and came to 18.38bn RUR as of July 1, 2013. Debts came to 13.6% of the regional budget's revenues in 2012. The federal constituencies' accumulated debt came to 1.311 trillion RUR, which was down 2.9% on last year, RIA Rating, a rating agency, reports. 48 federal constituencies managed to reduce their debt in the first half of the year. All in all,

August 8, 2014. The amount of overdue loans rose by 468m RUR at Sverdlovsk Region-based banks in August, the local division of Central Bank reports. Debt arrears on loans, deposits, and other funds offered to non-financial organizations went up by 197.36m RUR, while the amount of outstanding debt reached 5.97bn RUR in August compared with 5.77bn RUR a month earlier. The picture looked the same in the private individuals’ funds segment. By the end of August, the amount of debt arrears on loans and deposits increased by 271.08m RUR up to 8.13bn RUR against 7.85bn RUR in July. Debt arrears in

UrBC, Moscow, September 24, 2010. The Russian Federation Finance Ministry carried a report on the debts accounted for in the public debt books of Russia’s federal constituencies and the municipal debt books by August 1, 2010. According to this report, Ural Federal District’s state debt rose to 25.8 billion RUR against 25.7 billion RUR on July 1, 2010. The district’s greatest debtor is Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Region, with its 11.3 billion RUR worth of debts; the region is followed by Sverdlovsk Region, with its 8.3 billion RUR (8.5 billion RUR). Chelyabinsk Region’s debts come to 3.7

August 19, 2013. As of August 1, 2013, the total arrears of wages among businesses outside the SME sector was 2.526bn RUR, which was 11m RUR, or 0.4% more than on July 1, 2013, Rosstat (the Federal State Statistics Service) reports. The arrears of wages grew by 1.6 times or 63% since the beginning of the year (the figure stood at 1.56bn RUR on January 1, 2013). As for Ural Federal District, the arrears of wages here amounted to 11.5m RUR as of August 1, 2013. This is 7.4% more than a month earlier. Sverdlovsk Region currently owns 1.2m RUR to the locally employed workers, which is up 7.7% on