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of credit institutions totalled 340 billion rubles, while their aggregate authorised capital came in at 2.885 trillion rubles. Foreign investment calculated for the purpose

11). Investment activity was supported by -8 -12 the appreciation of the ruble and by monetary 2016 2017 2018 2019 easing in the second half

trillion rubles or 8.6%). That said, following the appreciation of the ruble, the ruble value of foreign securities decreased by 0.5 trillion rubles

86 trillion rubles as of the end of 2019. At the same time, pension reserves rose 3.5% to 1.41 trillion rubles. This is

of the monitoring of the maximum interest rates on deposits1 in Russian rubles of the top ten credit institutions,2 attracting the largest amount of

0 trillion rubles, having increased over the year by 4.9 trillion rubles, or 8.6%, mainly due to expanding bank lending in rubles, with