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contained by limited substitution of external sources of funding with domestic ones given shallow Russian financial market and high ruble debt burden. Implementation of government

Review Quarter 3, 2014 KEY EVENTS IN THE MONEY MARKET Sanctions and external reactions Sectoral sanctions were imposed against a number of Russia’s largest

lending to non-financial organisations and averaged 14.8%. The growth of overdue debts on loans slowed down from 4.6% to 4.2%. In January-May

It is expected that residents will expand 2013-2015 (billions of US dollars) external borrowing amid the persisting positive The general government and the central spread

and external position. As a result, banks stepped up their demand for Bank of Russia repo funding (Chart 1.1). Starting from May, the debt

of the principal amount of debt. BULLETIN OF BANKING STATISTICS № 4 (59) Note. The sections on the internal and external financing of the federal budget

credits (including outstanding debt), outstanding claims on Russian enterprises, organizations and interest on credits extended to nonfinancial gov- households, and the external world, on the

and external demand for Russian products and points over the same month of 1998. Accordingly, increased economic efficiency in production im growth in debt on

2004 they grew by $400 million). Foreign direct ation, along with positive external conditions, investment stood at $12.6 billion. allowed Russia to pay ahead

of oil averages at $59.5 per barrel in The economy’s external obligations rose 2009, the current account surplus may stand by $14.3