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Opening of the fall season. Evening of Vernissages at the Winzavod Contemporary Art Center, September 3, 2025.

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On September 2, the Winzavod Center for Contemporary Art hosted an Evening of Vernissages. Eleven resident galleries presented new exhibitions, and the Winzavod Open Studios hosted a performance by Andrey Soul, the 12th season's resident.

Winzavod's Open Studios hosted a music and dance performance, "Sudden Rave," by artist Andrey Soul as part of the season's final exhibition, "This Is Not Enough, This Is Too Much, This Is Enough." At 15-minute intervals, the conventional space of the gallery's white cube transformed into a nighttime party—a platform for the artist's self-expression, where Andrey and other participants "took over" the space with sound, light, and dance.

The pop/off/art gallery presented Vasily Kononov-Gredin's exhibition "Interior Option." For the duration of the project, the gallery space became a total installation, featuring a new series of photographs, sculpture, and art objects. The space features altered objects with familiar characteristics—an exploration of subjectivity, individual experience, deep memory, and the limits of autonomy.

The exhibition will run until October 12.

XL Gallery opened Igor Samolet's solo exhibition "Choice." The project is based on the artist's reflections on the decision-making process: mundane or critical, simple or unthinkable. Exploring uncertainty as a distinct phenomenon, Samolet used his own experiences as the basis for a complex image—a kinetic "choice setting."

The exhibition will run until October 11.

Vasily Slonov's exhibition "Who Are We to Each Other?" opened at the 11.12 Gallery. This new project presents a vision of an artistic universe brought to life by the artist. Using just one element—a brick—Slonov reimagines the world in all its diversity.

The exhibition will run until October 18.

VLADEY Space opened a solo exhibition, "Funny Room," by artist Inal. In this new series, the artist revisits his own childhood experiences with reflections in the funhouse mirrors of traditional funhouses and their subsequent interpretations. In fairy tales and popular culture, characters depicted in funhouse mirrors are often considered evil—but is this really the case?

The exhibition will run until October 17.

The a-s-t-r-a Gallery presented a memorial exhibition, "The Way to Cronus," by Valentin Korzhov (1975–2022), marking the artist's 50th anniversary. Korzhov created diverse and seemingly disparate works, yet always united by a common purpose. Through them, he found and defined himself.

The exhibition will run until October 17.

PENNLAB Gallery has opened a new project, "Digital Shadows of Words," by artist Yulia Pavlova. This research explores the memory of Chechen poet Arbi Mamakayev and attempts to rethink how the ways of preserving and reproducing the past are being shaped today. The project asks what forms of memory are preserved today, as physical media lose their significance and digital media remain unstable and susceptible to manipulation.

The exhibition will run until October 15.

HSE ART Gallery, in partnership with the Gallllery platform, presented the curatorial project "Are You Ready for the Future?" by collector Pierre-Christian Brochet. The exhibition is less a display of his collection than a reflection on the institutional nature of collecting.

The exhibition will run until October 14.

FUTURO Gallery opened a duet exhibition by Daniil Antropov and Sergey Karev, "Objects of Surface, Space, and Beauty." The exhibition brings together two artists who address similar issues: what are the limits of visual art's expressive potential, and where do the boundaries between traditional artistic forms and media blur? The project's distinctiveness lies in the way both artists subvert traditional notions of artistic mediums.

The exhibition will run until October 17.

On the evening of the Vernissage, the Triangle Gallery transformed into an open studio for Chinese artist Yirui Fan, who was preparing new works for an upcoming exhibition at the gallery. In his work, Yirui Fan explores the intersection of Eastern and Western visual traditions with contemporary philosophical thought, using abstract painting as the primary vehicle for his conceptual practice.

Totibadze Gallery opened Yulia Kirakosyan's exhibition "The Story of One Summer." The artist's works are highly decorative, typically composed of multiple planes that create a mosaic of images. The gallery's new project is dedicated to Yulia Kirakosyan's summers—fresh, airy, filled with symbols and signs that evoke images and memories.

The exhibition will run until October 12.

FINEART Gallery presented Alexander Rukavishnikov's solo project "3/4 Sleeve." The artist is a sculptor and martial artist. Art occupies 3/4 of Alexander's life, and martial arts the rest. These 3/4 Sleeves can also be divided into sculpture and painting/graphics. The exhibition features works created in the spirit of Zen wisdom.

The exhibition will run until October 19.

The BIS ART gallery hosted the opening of the exhibition "Get-togethers" by artists Shishik and Ophelia t. Home is a place where walls bear witness to human authenticity. Where people take off their masks and allow themselves to be vulnerable, strange, and real. The artists' works are a conversation about how people shape their personal space, and how space shapes people.

The exhibition will run until September 16.

Admission to the galleries is free. Please check the gallery's website for opening hours. For full details and contact information, please visit the gallery's website. on the website.

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Bookcrossing library from RTVI at the Winzavod Center for Contemporary Art on August 11, 2025.

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Bookcrossing library opens in Green Hangar.

Joint project of CCA Winzavod and RTVI, dedicated to the summer program Winery Leto.

The library contains books from the personal collections of RTVI journalists and presenters, as well as rare and valuable second-hand books—from fiction to books on art.

The principle of participation is simple: Read here. Share here.

Among the books available in the bookcrossing library: Vasily Chistyukhin – "No Way. How to Become a Successful Artist" (Individuum, 2025), Walter Benjamin – "Brecht" (Ad Marginem, 2025), John Berger – "The Red Curtain of Bologna" (Ad Marginem Press, 2025), Vilém Flusser – "On Photography" (Ad Marginem, 2025), Alexander Brener – "Three Melons in the Desert" (Tsiolkovsky Bookstore Publishing House, 2021) and others.

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Dmitry Chernyshenko: Next year, funding for the state scientific and technological revolution program will amount to more than 1.6 trillion rubles.

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Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Chernyshenko welcomed participants of the general meeting of members of the Russian Academy of Sciences during the scientific session "The Russian Academy of Sciences in Addressing the Problems of Scientific and Technological Development of the Russian Federation."

The event was also attended by RAS President Gennady Krasnikov, Deputy Chairman of the Federation Council Konstantin Kosachev, First Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Alexander Zhukov, Aide to the President of Russia Andrei Fursenko, Minister of Science and Higher Education Valery Falkov, Minister of Education Sergei Kravtsov, Head of the Federal Medical and Biological Agency Veronika Skvortsova, Rector of Moscow State University Viktor Sadovnichy, and others. Approximately 1,200 people attended the general meeting.

Dmitry Chernyshenko emphasized that President Vladimir Putin has set a national goal: technological leadership for Russia.

"As the President stated yesterday at the National Projects Council, all levels of government, business, and academia are involved in achieving national development goals. The budget law for next year sets the state program for scientific and technological development at over 1.6 trillion rubles. Spending on applied science has increased by 25.9 billion rubles, while spending on fundamental science has increased by 37.5 billion rubles—a 12% increase compared to last year. The government will continue to support fundamental science as the foundation for achieving technological leadership," he said.

The Deputy Prime Minister personally thanked Gennady Krasnikov and the Academy's staff for improving the effectiveness of the fundamental research program. According to the Deputy Prime Minister, the Academy, as the intellectual center of Russian science, sets the basic guidelines for government procurement of fundamental research.

"The Russian Academy of Sciences' expert role is strengthening. This year alone, the RAS has prepared over 80,000 expert opinions. Its scope of activity has also expanded to include grant instruments thanks to cooperation with the Russian Science Foundation and the Russian Direct Investment Fund," added the Deputy Prime Minister.

He also emphasized the importance of the RAS now playing a more active role in personnel decisions and ensuring approval of candidates for the leadership of scientific organizations. Dmitry Chernyshenko noted the President's remarks at a meeting with participants of the 5th Congress of Young Scientists about the importance of enhancing the role of the scientific community in addressing Russia's strategic development objectives.

The Deputy Prime Minister expressed special gratitude to the Scientific and Technical Council (STC) of the Scientific and Technical Revolution Commission, headed by Gennady Krasnikov.

"It's important that the STC sections work closely with the relevant sections of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Thanks to this, not a single key government decision in science is made without the Academy's participation. This year alone, the STC reviewed over 300 documents. These included the project specifications for new national projects in space and bioeconomy, as well as materials related to the monitoring of already launched national technological leadership projects," he said.

The Deputy Prime Minister emphasized that this year marks a crucial date in the country's history—the 80th anniversary of the Great Victory. Scientists under the auspices of the Academy have always stood shoulder to shoulder during the country's most crucial periods. More than 1,500 Soviet scientists received government awards for their contribution to Victory in the Great Patriotic War.

"Our science continues to be a reliable support for the army today, during the special military operation," noted Dmitry Chernyshenko.

In conclusion, he wished all participants of the meeting, including the members of the Russian Academy of Sciences elected this year, active, fruitful work and success.

"Last year, we established an effective mechanism for the Russian Academy of Sciences to work with the Government Commission for Scientific and Technological Development of the Russian Federation, headed by Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Nikolaevich Chernyshenko. This is the commission's scientific and technical council. We are currently working extensively to align the scientific and technological policies of the Russian Federation," said Gennady Krasnikov.

Education Minister Sergei Kravtsov expressed gratitude to the Russian Academy of Sciences and all academicians for their joint efforts to popularize scientific knowledge among the younger generation.

"For our part, we are responsible for the foundation upon which scientific research is subsequently built and which produces scientists. Unified educational programs have been created, and they are taught in all schools across the country. We are working with the Academy of Sciences on state textbooks. We expect that by 2027, textbooks on mathematics, computer science, physics, chemistry, and biology will be ready. It is crucial that the textbooks incorporate interdisciplinary connections; this is a relevant area today," noted Sergey Kravtsov.

As Minister of Science and Higher Education Valery Falkov noted, the state's focus on achieving practical results from research activities contributes to the development of the institution of qualified customers, as envisaged by the Strategy for Scientific and Technological Development of Russia.

"It has been proposed to formalize the implementation of this instrument in the new version of the fundamental scientific research program. This will allow leading companies in the real economy to participate in the development of state assignments for fundamental and applied research for research institutes and universities. The government is currently preparing a corresponding draft order for publication. It was prepared jointly with the Russian Academy of Sciences and aims to comprehensively update the program," said Valery Falkov.

The minister added that this year, the RAS's powers have been significantly expanded. In accordance with the law on technology policy, the academy is also reviewing the list of cross-cutting technologies and preparing proposals for the development of medium- and long-term technology development plans.

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Financial news: On December 10, 2025, JSC “SME Corporation” will hold a deposit auction.

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The deposit auction date is 10.12.2025. Placement currency is RUB. The maximum amount of funds placed (in the placement currency) is 2,235,000,000. Placement term, days – 41. Date of depositing funds is 10.12.2025. Date of return of funds is 20.01.2026. Minimum placement interest rate, % per annum is 15.5. Terms of the conclusion, urgent or special (Urgent). The minimum amount of funds placed for one application (in the placement currency) is 2,235,000,000. The maximum number of applications from one Participant, pcs. 1. Auction form, open or closed (Open).

The basis of the Agreement is the General Agreement. Schedule (Moscow time). Preliminary bids from 10:30 to 10:40. Competitive bids from 10:40 to 10:50. The cutoff percentage may be set or the auction may be declared void by 11:30. Additional terms and conditions.

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How RUDN University grant competitions help university scientists create new devices and technologies

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In 2021, RUDN University launched a grant support system for young scientists and research teams. Since then, 247 teams from various institutes and faculties, including some from outside the university, have participated.

"The strategic goal of the grant support system is to create and develop RUDN University's own human resources and scientific capacity for conducting research, including through external funding. The system's philosophy is to cultivate talent from student to leading scientist," says Andrey Melnikov, Head of the Department of Scientific and Technical Programs, Grants, and Projects at RUDN University's Research Department.

Project evaluation criteria

Currently, competitions are divided by areas (fundamental and applied) and fields of science (natural sciences and social sciences and humanities).

This year, the number of applications submitted for the competition increased by 50% compared to 2024, from 36 to 53. The most active were representatives of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences and the Institute of Innovative Engineering Technologies, each department submitting six applications. The Faculty of Economics and the Faculty of Philology also made the top three in terms of number of applications.

As for the grant support categories, 13 applications were received for the competition for research teams led by young scientists (D-1), 21 for the competition for research teams led by leading scientists (D-2), and 19 for the competition for young scientists (R.1).

All applications are first reviewed for compliance with formal requirements, including minimum performance indicators, the percentage of planned funding, and so on. Projects are then submitted to independent external experts. They evaluate the work based on seven criteria, including the relevance of the topic, the scientific novelty of the research, its theoretical and practical significance, and whether the research and expected results are world-class.

"Each project must be aimed at solving specific problems in one of the areas of the Russian Federation's Scientific and Technological Development Strategy. For example, the Faculty of Physics, Mathematics, and Natural Sciences leads in the areas of 'Transition to advanced digital and intelligent manufacturing technologies, robotic systems, new materials and design methods…' and 'Transition to personalized medicine, high-tech healthcare, and health-preserving technologies.' Meanwhile, the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences most often submits applications in the areas of 'Possibility of an effective response by Russian society to major challenges, taking into account the interaction between humans and nature' and 'Countering sociocultural threats,'" says Andrey Melnikov.

Funding for research projects has increased approximately 1.5-2 times over the past five years. This year, RUDN allocated 107 million rubles to support winners across all competitions. The maximum grant amount for each competition is:

D-1 — 6 million rubles; D.2 — 8 million rubles; R.1 — 3 million rubles.

Innovative development

The results of the latest competition are still awaited, but for now, one of the winners of the previous competition, Kirill Zubarev, shared details of his project with us. According to the scientist, his project involves conducting research in the field of construction, or more specifically, developing an innovative device for determining the thermal resistance of building envelopes.

"It took two years from the concept to the actual project. The idea of upgrading the device first arose at a scientific conference, where specialists discussed the challenges of measuring thermal resistance. Then came the search for information, literature review, and meetings and discussions with people working on experimental determination of thermal resistance, including manufacturers. Two years ago, the concept of the work had already been formulated, and I decided to create a team to implement it," says Kirill Zubarev, project manager, leading researcher, and associate professor at RUDN University.

As the scientist noted, several approaches are currently used to determine the thermal resistance of building walls: calculations using engineering formulas, mathematical modeling, laboratory experiments, and field studies. A number of similar devices from Russian and foreign developers exist.

"The device being developed at RUDN University will achieve higher measurement accuracy through a combined approach: it will simultaneously utilize modern computing systems, artificial intelligence algorithms, and new materials and technologies for device design. In terms of practical application, imagine you've designed and calculated a building. Once it's built, the question arises: how do you verify that it meets the design specifications? To ensure construction quality control, an on-site inspection is conducted—specialists visit the completed facility, measure its thermal resistance, and compare the results with the design values. This ensures the quality of the thermal envelope of buildings and structures under construction. Our project involves developing a device that will improve this control," says Kirill Zubarev.

According to Kirill, in 2025, the grant funds were invested in a specialized computer with very high power and performance. Scientists are currently using it to perform calculations, select the device's geometry, and strive to capture the physics of the processes in as much detail as possible. In 2026, the funds will be used to purchase materials, components, and sensors for the production and testing of a prototype.

"We've already developed a concept for the device, calculations are being made to refine its geometric dimensions, and negotiations are underway with suppliers to procure the necessary materials and sensors. We plan to begin testing the device by the end of next year. I envision the end result as a device that will be portable, convenient, and lightweight, while also being more accurate than existing analogs. Perhaps in the future, either the device itself or the concepts behind it will be used in the construction industry to verify the quality of building insulation installations," says Kirill Zubarev.

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Marat Khusnullin: Construction of the infectious diseases wing of the pediatric medical center in Melitopol has been completed.

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Access to high-quality and timely medical care is directly linked to the creation of a modern healthcare infrastructure. In the reunified regions, the construction and renovation of medical facilities for both adults and children is progressing according to industry-specific programs established through 2030. For example, in Melitopol, Zaporizhzhia Oblast, specialists are constructing a multidisciplinary pediatric center. Construction and installation work in the infectious diseases building has now been completed and is ready for subsequent equipment installation, according to Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin.

"The Donbas and Novorossiya socioeconomic development program includes measures to establish a modern healthcare system. To this end, healthcare facilities are being built and renovated to create a comfortable environment for patient accommodation and treatment, as well as for medical staff. In Melitopol, two buildings of a multidisciplinary pediatric medical center are being constructed to simultaneously serve approximately 350 young residents of the Zaporizhzhia and Kherson regions. Construction of the five-story, 13,000-square-meter building for the future infectious diseases department has been completed and is ready for the installation of medical equipment. Work on the future seven-story pediatric building is also nearing completion—70% complete," said Marat Khusnullin.

The Deputy Prime Minister added that the work is being carried out under the supervision of the "Single Customer in Construction" public corporation. Over 600 doctors and specialists from 15 different specialties will provide inpatient emergency and scheduled medical care to children and treat them for infectious diseases at the future pediatric center.

"In the infectious diseases building, monolithic and masonry work, roofing and utility installation, and façade and interior finishing have been completed. The seven-story pediatric building, with an area of approximately 25,000 square meters, will house the admissions and inpatient departments, as well as intensive care and surgical units, day care, radiation diagnostics, hematology, and neurotraumatology departments," added Karen Oganesyan, CEO of Unified Customer.

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Russian Railways and the Port of Novorossiysk: the national project launches a 70 billion ruble "docking" project.

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Investments by 2030 will be directed toward laying 50 km of track and modernizing the energy system to synchronize the growth of port capacity with Russian Railways' capabilities.

At a briefing with his deputies, Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin announced the allocation of nearly 70 billion rubles by 2030 to expand the railway infrastructure leading to the Novorossiysk seaport.

Funds will be allocated under the national project for the construction of approximately 50 kilometers of new track over the next five years. This year alone, approximately 400 million rubles will be allocated for the advanced construction of the railway yard, the reconstruction of the traction substation, and the main track.

This decision is part of a large-scale state program to develop new logistics routes and increase highway capacity. As Mishustin noted, the goal is to ensure reliable product supplies and create comfortable conditions for the movement of goods and passengers throughout the country.

Novorossiysk, as Russia's key seaport on the Black Sea, plays a strategic role in export-import operations, and expanding its land connectivity directly impacts the capacity of the entire transport hub.

As a reminder, the government recently required stevedores to organize and pay for underwater inspections of the bottoms of foreign vessels for explosives. The new regulations come in the wake of incidents indicating external interference recorded in 2025 at a number of ports, including Ust-Luga. LR

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Publication date: 12/09/2025

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Financial news: Cryptocurrency futures trading volume on the Moscow Exchange reached a record 49 billion rubles in November.

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The total trading volume on the Moscow Exchange derivatives market at the end of November 2025 amounted to 11.7 trillion rubles (15.8% compared to November 2024). The volume of open positions on the exchange-traded derivatives market at the end of the month amounted to over 2.7 trillion rubles (22.7% compared to November 2024).

In November, more than 135,000 unique clients (16% of November 2024) traded futures and options on the Moscow Exchange, with more than 190,000 active accounts. The share of individuals in the total volume of exchange-traded derivatives trading was 54.8%.

Commodity futures transactions accounted for the largest share of retail transactions at 43.8%. Index and stock derivatives accounted for 31.1%, and currency derivatives accounted for 25.1%.

Top 10 most popular instruments in individuals' portfoliosyu1sch As of the end of November: quarterly and perpetual futures on the US dollar-Russian ruble (Si and USDRUBF) and Chinese yuan-Russian ruble (CNY and CNYRUBF) currency pairs, perpetual and quarterly futures on the Moscow Exchange IMOEX index (MIX, MXI and IMOEXF), quarterly futures on gold and silver (GOLD and SILV), and natural gas futures (NG).

The evening trading session accounted for 19% of total trading volume on the derivatives market. Morning trading in October accounted for 6% of total volume. On weekends, the average daily trading volume on the derivatives market amounted to 7.4 billion rubles.

High volatility in cryptocurrency markets has driven increased interest among qualified investors in digital asset derivatives on the Moscow Exchange. As a result, trading volume for these futures reached an all-time high in November, reaching 48.7 billion rubles since the contracts' launch.

The trading volume of futures on shares of the IBIT Trust ETF (IBIT) investment fund was 29.3 billion rubles (21.4 billion rubles in October 2025). The trading volume of futures on shares of the ETHA Trust ETF (ETHA) investment fund was 10.4 billion rubles (6.6 billion rubles in October 2025).

Also in November, the Moscow Exchange's derivatives market began Cryptocurrency index futures trading (BTC, ETH)The trading volume of new instruments in November exceeded 9 billion rubles, open positions amounted to 2.3 billion rubles, and the number of active unique clients reached 7.7 thousand.

The Moscow Exchange Derivatives Market is the leading derivatives trading platform in Russia and Eastern Europe, combining advanced infrastructure, reliability, and guarantees, as well as state-of-the-art futures and options trading technologies. Today, the Moscow Exchange derivatives market trades 41 stock options, 3 currency options, a gold option, an index option, and over 150 futures contracts and options on them, with underlying assets including stock indices, stocks, currency pairs, precious and industrial metals, oil, gas, and other commodities, as well as interest rates.

yu1sch The calculation is based on the number of unique individuals with open positions in the specified instruments. Media contact information: 7 (495) 363-3232PR@moex.com

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Financial news: Growth of the credit union sector driven by cooperatives associated with microfinance organizations: third-quarter results.

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In the third quarter of 2025, the volume of loans issued by consumer credit cooperatives (CCCs) increased for the first time since the beginning of the year (35% compared to the previous quarter). Consumer loans issued were almost seven times higher than in the same period last year, and the total number of shareholders increased to 498,000.

The overall market loan portfolio increased slightly. The exclusion of a large number of cooperatives from the state register for violating legal requirements, as well as the rapid turnover of short-term loans, were constraints.

The increased activity in the credit union sector is driven by this year's tightening of microfinance regulation, including the introduction of macroprudential limits on car loans for microfinance organizations and a requirement to verify the presence of self-exclusions when issuing loans. Against this backdrop, companies are exploring the possibility of diversifying their businesses. The Bank of Russia is constantly monitoring emerging market practices. If instances of unfair use of regulatory arbitrage are identified, the Bank of Russia will take measures to prevent them.

Read more in the review Trends in the Consumer Credit Cooperative Market.

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Financial news: On December 9, 2025, the Territorial Development Fund will hold a deposit auction.

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The deposit auction date is December 9, 2025. The placement currency is RUB. The maximum amount of funds placed (in the placement currency) is 900,000,000. The placement period is 7 days. The date of deposit is December 9, 2025. The date of return of funds is December 16, 2025. The minimum placement interest rate, % per annum is 16.5. The terms of the conclusion are fixed-term or special (fixed-term).

The minimum amount of funds placed per application (in the placement currency) is 900,000,000. The maximum number of applications from one Participant is 1. Auction format: open or closed (Open). The basis of the Agreement is the General Agreement. Schedule (Moscow time). Applications in preliminary mode from 11:30 to 11:40. Applications in competitive mode from 11:40 to 11:45. Setting the cutoff rate or declaring the auction void before 11:55. Additional terms.

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