Russia loses $140 bln per year due to sanctions and oil prices

Russia loses about $40 billion a year due to sanctions and $90-100 billion due to a drop in oil prices.
Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said this at an international financial and economic forum, the Apostrophe online news site reported.
“We lose about $40 billion a year because of geopolitical sanctions, and we lose about $90-100 billion a year due to a reduction in oil prices by 30%,” the minister said.
However, he said that falling oil prices were a major main risk to fiscal policy, the financial system and the economy as a whole.
As reported, the Central Bank of Russia expects the outflow of capital in 2014 at $128 billion.

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