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Order No. 3080-р draws on federal budget reserves to fund the 2025 tranche of Russia's standing preferential agricultural-credit programme (originally established by Government Resolution No. 1528 of 2016, replaced by Resolution No. 1780 of 2023), under which agricultural producers, processors and sellers can borrow short-term (up to 2 years) or investment (up to 15 years) credit from Ministry-of-Agriculture- accredited banks at a capped rate of no more than 5%. The federal budget reimburses the lending bank's forgone income at the Bank of Russia key rate. This RUB 34.6bn (~USD 428.8m) allocation is an earlier link in the same 2025 top-up chain that later produced the RUB 60.58bn Order No. 3758-р of 15 December 2025 (2025-12-15-russia-agricultural-loan- subsidy-60-58bn-rub) and the further RUB 5bn top-up of 27 December 2025 (2025-12-27-russia-agricultural-loan-interest-subsidy-5bn-rub), as the government repeatedly backstops agricultural-sector financing costs amid sanctions and elevated domestic interest rates. Severity is set at 2 (quant) reflecting its scale relative to the larger December top-ups in the same series.
preferential agricultural-lending programme through H2 2025, part of the broader sanctions-era import-substitution financing architecture.
vegetable production capacity, with knock-on effects for competing exporters to markets Russia also serves.
logged against the same state act (95062) lists Azerbaijan, Argentina and Australia as affected trading partners — check for double-counting against this action when that queue item is reached.
grants and interest-payment subsidies to lending banks was not disclosed on the government.ru summary page.
December top-up or part of a cumulative running total was not clarified in the primary source.