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Chelyabinsk Region Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Area Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Area CONTENTS Russian Federation ............................................................................ 6 Key trends in Russian regions ........................................................... 7 Core economic indicators................................................................... 8 Inflation in Russian
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the second half of 2022, and remain close to 4% further on. KEY INFLATION INDICATORS Table 1 (%) June January February March April May June 2020
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Fund, as well as other credits The Bank of Russia key rate (hereinafter, the key rate) is in Russian rubles. an interest rate for the
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economies like Argentine and Indonesia. JEL Codes: C21, G12, G17, G18, G21. Key Words: Basel II, Basel III, BCBS, CAR, difference-in-difference, D-SIB, G-SIB, IRB, risk-weight.
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switch to remote servicing. The data are given in the Review of Key Indicators of Microfinance Organisations for 2021 Q1. The quarter saw the progression
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OFZ yield and money market rates in June driven by key rate decision 15 July 2021 News Share VKontakte WhatsApp Telegram Short and medium-term OFZ
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to price growth. The Bank of Russia’s decisions to raise the key rate will help bring inflation back to 4% in 2022 H2 and
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as well as monthly reporting form No. 101 containing data on banks’ key balance sheet items. The period under review is January 2010 through March
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depos- its at a rate below the key interest rate and credits at a rate above the key interest one. Meanwhile, liability management decisions in
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market segments beyond which their buildup would have a negative impact on key macroeconomic indicators. Optimized mac- roeconomic indicators included, along with long-term GDP growth