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to materialise in the short term. Figure 26. Banks' ruble credit growth, Figure 27. Mortgage ruble portfolio growth, % MoM SA including mortgage securities, % MoM SA

trillion rubles in the August AP). As of early October, the liquidity surplus grew by 0.4 trillion rubles to 1.3 trillion rubles vs

enterprises (SMEs), the Bank of Russia has decided to allocate 60 billion rubles so that banks could lend to companies from the list of sectors1

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

the scope of information to be provided to consumers and sets the rules for consumer interaction. It has been prepared by the self-regulatory organisation National

service Operation period of the faster payments service established pursuant to the rules of the Bank of Russia Payment System does not change (24/7

more than 21 trillion rubles. The number for 2019, pre-pandemic (2020 would not be an appropriate comparison), was 15.8 trillion rubles. Compared to the

13.5 8-12 9-13 7-11 6-10 Claims on organisations and households in rubles and foreign currency2 10.9 11-15 9-13 7-11 7-11 – on organisations 10.

and September. Signs have emerged of small inflows of funds into fixed-term ruble deposits. Corporate lending is continuing to grow at rates close to recent

Nominal effective exchange rate * ‘+’ means ruble depreciation against foreign currencies; ‘-’ means ruble appreciation * ‘+’ means ruble depreciation against foreign currencies; ‘-’ means ruble appreciation against foreign currencies.