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of the ruble, companies opt to raise ruble loans rather than use foreign currency liquidity. This was also exerting pressure on the ruble exchange rate.
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08.11.2023
associated with lower estimates of current demand and the stabilisation of the ruble exchange rate. Price expectations were diverse across industries (Annex, Chart 9). They
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detailed analysis of the impact of the foreign trade situation on the ruble exchange rate in 2022–2023 (Box 1), changes in the financial performance
6329 07.11.2023
of the monitoring of the maximum interest rates on deposits1 in Russian rubles of the top ten credit institutions2 attracting the largest amount of household
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pass higher costs on to customers, resulting in part from a weaker ruble, into prices. Given higher price growth, the Bank of Russia has raised