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ruble- and foreign currency-denominated HMLs (including credit claims acquired by credit institutions) amounted to 7.7 trillion rubles, having increased by 1.1 trillion rubles

it was subdued by the expansion of food supply, strengthening of the ruble, weak demand growth and one-off factors, including base effects. There was a

totalled 10.6 trillion rubles. According to the Bank of Russia’s data, this number grew by 304.4 billion rubles over the course of

to 166 billion rubles (net profit — 129 billion rubles). By the end of 2019, banks’ pre-tax profit totalled 2.0 trillion rubles, and net profit

Figure 33: Max interest rate on retail loans in rubles, % on deposits in rubles, % deposits in rubles of top-10 banks and Bank of Russia’s

non-resident banks in Russian rubles, foreign currency and precious metals, and bank accounts (including special accounts) of non-resident banks in Russian rubles. Correspondent account of

amid the subdued growth of the global economy. The appreciation of the ruble and the quicker growth of the Russian economy in 2019 H2 accelerated