MOSCOW, December 28. / TASS /. Deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich does not expect a jump in inflation in January 2016 due to the introduction of Russian sanctions against Turkey. The government is focused on inflation in 2016 at just over 7%, he said.
“The goal of inflation declared – a little more than 7%. Of course, if oil prices continue reduction and crawl the exchange rate may be deviations from this benchmark, “- he said.
Significant rise in prices for fruits and vegetables will not
Deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich does not expect significant growth in prices for fruits and vegetables because of the anti-Turkish sanctions. He stated this in an interview to television channel “Russia 24″.
“We see opportunities in almost all products that were included in a list of how to replace the Turkish supply procurement in other countries, so a significant impact (on prices) will not “- he said.
The difficulties in hiring workers from Turkey
He also did not rule out the administrative difficulties in hiring new workers from Turkey. He said this in an interview to television channel “Russia 24″.
“Administrative complexity, some are hiring new workers (from Turkey – approx. Ed.). This situation is not easy. However, for this month all had time to consult with our regulatory authorities, with the Ministry of Labor and find the right ways to work in the current situation with regard to the restrictions, “- he said.
About the grain market
Russia has alternatives for the supply of domestic grain in the case of narrowing or complete closure of the Turkish market, said Deputy Prime Minister.
“In general markets (grains) rather capacious. In addition Turkey, there are other countries where we deliver, and we will deliver. There’s demand, by the way, very decent, it grows. It is, above all, other Middle Eastern countries – Iran, Egypt and some other countries. Therefore, any chance of any image Turkish market for the reasons we have narrowed or closed, there are other options for the supply, “- said Deputy Prime Minister.


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