MOSCOW, 22 December (BelTA) - The Supreme Eurasian Economic Council approved the main guidelines for the macroeconomic policy of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) member states for 2026-2027 at its meeting in St. Petersburg on 21 December. BelTA learned about the details of the document from the press service of the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC).
“The document outlines key areas for boosting EAEU cooperation, factoring in global economic trends and the unique features of the five member states’ economies. A package of priority measures has been drawn up,” said the EEC.
“First, it is important to ensure a stable macroeconomic environment attractive to investors. To achieve this, it is proposed to maintain inflation within national target levels, enhance the resilience of budgets and debt, stimulate capital inflows, and increase the use of national currencies in mutual settlements. Second, it is recommended to strengthen cooperation within the Union in the real sector of the economy, develop scientific and technological potential and innovation, expand financing for joint projects, and improve the efficiency of transit route utilization,” the press service explained.
It will be necessary to ensure the stable functioning of the EAEU’s internal market and expand export opportunities.
“The fulfillment of these tasks is designed to set the association on a trajectory for achieving annual growth in the combined GDP of its member states that is no lower than the growth rate of the global economy in the medium term,” the EEC added.
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