Deripaska drew attention to the fact that there are "two curves - supply and demand."
“And you keep moving the demand curve down, and it seems to you that the equilibrium point will also shift,” RIA Novosti quoted him as saying.
According to Deripaska, it is necessary to secure the proposal.
He also believes that at the rates of the Central Bank "there will be no growth in supply, especially if real inflation is worried."
In turn, Nabiullina agreed that the policy should be aimed at increasing supply, noting that "there are no disputes here."
“It's just that the instruments of monetary policy are what influences demand,” the head of the Central Bank noted.
Deripaska also proposed to stimulate supply in the economy with the help of cheaper loans.
Nabiullina supported the importance of loans for business development, while noting that the main source of investment worldwide is equity.
In August, Deripaska, commenting on the decisions of the Central Bank of Russia, doubted that the actions taken by the regulator could "cool down global inflation."