UDC 336.7
DOI: 10.36871/ek.up.p.r.2025.04.14.021

Authors

Stanislav V. Kurovsky,
Denis A. Mishin,
Higher School of Education
Olga L. Kozlova,
Krasnoznamensk City College, Moscow, Russia
Anastasia M. Kashirina,
Higher School of Entrepreneurship, Moscow, Russia
Daniil A. Arakelyan,
Synergy University, Moscow, Russia

Abstract

This article is devoted to the study of the realities and needs of the development of the national monetary system of Russia. One of the areas of macroeconomic regulation for the purpose of a systemic solution to urgent economic problems in Russia is the creation of a model of the financial and monetary system that is adequate to the approaches to the transformation of the Russian economy and systemic national modernization. It is also relevant to form a conceptual approach to creating an institutional basis for the national monetary system of Russia, corresponding to the systemic national modernization of the domestic financial system, the current concept of the impact of the national monetary system on reproduction. This allows us to take into account the macroeconomic goal of national modernization, as well as the content of the concept of long-term socio-economic development of the state, the main medium-term directions of monetary policy. The purpose of the study is to identify the needs for changing the institutional basis of the national monetary system of Russia. The main results of the study:
1) the parameters of the national monetary system of Russia are analyzed;
2) the current state of the national monetary system of Russia and the key directions of monetary policy for 2025–2027 are characterized;
3) the needs for changing the institutional basis of the national monetary system of Russia are identified. Research materials: statistical data of the Bank of Russia on the state of the money supply, monetary aggregates, cash and non-cash money circulation for the time period 2000–2024, socio-economic development of Russia for the time period 2000–2024, key directions of monetary policy for 2025–2027 developed by the Bank of Russia. Research methods: systematization, comparative analysis, contrastive analysis, analysis of statistical time series, generalization, abstract logical method, induction, deduction, systems approach, data conceptualization, graphical and tabular data visualization. Main conclusions of the study:
1) the stability of the national monetary system of Russia, the logic of its modern development, based on the methodological and conceptual framework, are fundamental points for choosing the course of modern and prospective development of the financial sector, creating effective directions for subsequent reform of the national monetary system of Russia;
2) the main sources of broad money supply in the national system of Russia: claims of the domestic banking sector on households and companies (on the real sector of the Russian economy), net claims of the domestic banking sector on the public sector, net foreign assets of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation and financial and credit institutions;
3) the basic scenario of the monetary policy of the Bank of Russia implies that the development of the international economy will continue in the context of existing trends, a significant slowdown in the world economy is not expected, and this will support domestic exports. At the same time, the ongoing international pressure will to a certain extent restrain foreign trade activity, increase transaction costs;
4) the problems existing in the development of the national monetary system of Russia determine the need to change the key institutional components in order to stimulate systemic national modernization. Through functional institutions, the national monetary system of Russia influences the processes of reproduction. At the same time, it is advisable to reflect the monetary system as a system-forming factor contributing to the establishment of isomorphism between the components of the institutional framework.

Keywords

national monetary system of Russia, current state, parameters of the monetary system, monetary aggregates, money supply, institutional basis, requirements of the domestic banking sector