初步数据显示,俄罗斯联邦政府2024年的预算赤字超过3万亿卢布,这是自2020年新冠肺炎疫情以来最大的财政赤字。支出同比激增24.2%,达到40.2万亿卢布,主要原因是乌克兰战争融资的国防成本上升,以及在广泛制裁中支持当地企业的措施。与此同时,收入增长了26%,达到36.7万亿卢布,因为通货膨胀加速推动非石油和天然气收入增长26%,达到25.6万亿卢布,石油和天然气收入增长26%,至11.1万亿卢布。赤字占国内生产总值的比例从2023年的1.9%降至1.7%,但明显高于该部最初计划的0.9%赤字,即1.6万亿卢布。然而,不包括石油和天然气的关键收入,缺口从2023年的7%增加到GDP的7.3%。经过三年的俄乌战争,俄罗斯的累计预算赤字已达到10万亿卢布。
The Russian federal government posted a budget deficit of more than RUB 3 trillion in 2024, its widest fiscal gap since the Covid pandemic in 2020, according to preliminary figures. Spending surged 24.2% yoy to RUB 40.2 trillion, largely due to elevated defense costs to finance the war in Ukraine and measures to support local businesses amid broad sanctions. Meanwhile, revenues rose 26% to RUB 36.7 trillion, as accelerating inflation boosted a 26% rise in in non-oil-and-gas revenues to RUB 25.6 trillion and a 26% increase in oil and gas revenues to RUB 11.1 trillion. As a share of GDP, the deficit decreased to 1.7%, compared to 1.9% in 2023, but was significantly wider than the ministry's initial plans for a deficit of 0.9%, or RUB 1.6 trillion. Excluding crucial revenues from oil and gas, however, the shortfall increased to 7.3% of GDP from 7% in 2023. Over three years of Russian-Ukrainian war, Russia’s cumulative budget deficit has reached RUB 10 trillion.