Feb 18 (Reuters) - Sanctions on Moscow inhibit the development of good U.S.-Russian economic and trade ties, Russian news ...

The Russian economy is stuck in what might be described as negative equilibrium: holding itself together while steadily ...

The central bank lowered its key interest rate for a sixth consecutive meeting, but continued to restrain a slowing economy ...

Since President Trump took office more than a year ago, the Kremlin has dangled possible investments in front of the famously transactional leader. The message is starting to resonate with investors.

Russia is trying to sell $35 bln of seized assets to plug its fiscal deficit as its budget is gasping for air. It can still ...

"The portfolio of potential U.S.-Russia projects is over $14 trillion," Kremlin economic negotiator Kirill Dmitriev said.

In 2025, Russian oil producers significantly reduced drilling activities, reaching a three-year low and raising concerns about future production amidst sanctions, lower prices, and currency ...

Many Russians try to ignore the war, which began four years ago this week—but that is getting harder. There is no sign of an impending breakdown, political or economic. But even Vladimir Putin’s ...

U.S. senators visiting Odesa on Feb. 18 struck a cautious tone when asked whether Special Envoy Steve Witkoff should remain ...

After two hours of talks in Geneva on Wednesday, the head of the Russian delegation, Vladimir Medinsky, said negotiations had ...

Russian airstrikes on Ukraine's Black Sea ports late last year have reduced their capacity and harmed Ukrainian agricultural ...

Russians cut discretionary spending amid economic slowdown with high interest rates and taxes impacting consumer spending.