is due to increased challenges in the financial markets the deputy chairman of russia's central bank alexey required says the move will affect banks here the force and somehow influence russian banks because as soon as the global markets the rate or for the stock exchange rate of financial institutions first of all boats going down it influence or russian we can see that our biggest banks which are in the market like this about one called it would be losing their position keep it inside this situation. and the current high profits this year and in that very situation their capital stock is going up in just because of the influence of the global financial situation. and you can watch that full interview with alexy were kind of in our spotlight program next week that's it from me my colleague kareen mini-con will be here in about fifty five minutes time with another business update here on. the little. this was the plant that was responsible for causing the world's worst industrial disaster and now it had been abandoned in a condition where it had become a source of pollution or the most rece

spotlight on today's program although no if asked the first deputy chairman of the russian central bank alexei what if russia is vulnerable to the external shocks including of course the eurozone crisis. hello again the welcome. to you shall. i love or not and today my program is. right. here has been particularly challenging for the world because christine legarde the left managing director says the financial crisis. pushing it to the great recession but russia relatively speaking has fared pretty well delivering growth and a balanced budget but still the risks ahead are real and russia remains vulnerable to external shocks like for example fall and as you propose so how will the country get two thousand and twelve asking first deputy chairman. back to see that. despite global economic instability russia has prospered in two thousand and eleven official say the end you inflation is at historic low it down to seven percent while g.d.p. almost five percent consumer loan rates have dropped significantly reaching the pre-crisis levels and deficit rates have risen the central bank also has the wor