Kremlin says bigger finance ministry role reflects need for macroeconomic stability

Kremlin says bigger finance ministry role reflects need for macroeconomic stability

The ​Kremlin ‌said on ​Monday that the expansion ‌of Finance Minister Anton Siluanov's role would help ensure ‌Russia's macroeconomic stability. Earlier the ‌government said Siluanov would serve as deputy prime ⁠minister ​in ⁠addition to remaining finance minister.

Asked ⁠about the reshuffle, ​Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told ⁠reporters the country was ⁠going ​through the kind of period where additional ⁠coordination and financial discipline ⁠was needed.

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