The Russian electronics network DNS will reduce prices for a wide range of goods. This was announced on Saturday, February 26, by the company’s CEO Dmitry Alekseev in his Telegram channel.
Alekseev stressed that the cost of a number of goods from different categories has recently maintained stable performance. He added that there is no need to panic, and promised to reduce prices for a large list of goods.
“There is no need to panic – no one will be left without a kettle, TV or washing machine. In addition, we will lower prices for a large list of goods,” summed up the DNS.
Alekseev wrote on Telegram that earlier, due to the hype for goods, the company’s website began to falter. Sales at the same time doubled. The company’s CEO did not rule out that prices will continue to rise due to Western sanctions – it is not known how the supply of most of the goods will take place.
Earlier, on February 25, the DNS trading network raised prices by up to 30% due to the depreciation of the ruble and rush demand from consumers.
On the same day, Izvestia, citing sources close to retailers and market participants, reported that a part of electronics suppliers, amid geopolitical instability, announced the restriction of shipments to Russia and a revision of prices, which could rise by 10-30%. The interlocutors noted that suppliers are afraid of a failure in the payment chains for goods and established logistics schemes.
According to the iPhones.ru resource, prices for the iPhone and a number of other Apple gadgets have risen sharply in the DNS. So, the iPhone 13 with a memory of 128 GB, which cost 79.99 thousand rubles, is now sold for almost 104 thousand rubles.
Ozon reported increased demand for a number of items, among the most popular are iPhone and Xiaomi smartphones and Apple Watch smartwatches. MTS said that they are monitoring the situation on the market and currently keep prices at the same level.
Source: IZ
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