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23.10.2017
as the growth of credit through individuals who have not previously ap- plied for loans (the survey limits this term to the previous five years
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20.10.2017
growth in money sup- In 2016, households stuck to the savings behaviour ply. Ruble-denominated claims of the Russian banking model. Therefore, household deposits were the
93
29.09.2017
income, and a tary conditions shaped by the Bank of Russia’s pol- gradual easing of lending conditions. However, the icy are helping to maintain
94
18.08.2017
provides a brief review of main approaches to debt burden measurement ap- plied in the Bank of Russia. The first section provides an analysis of
95
18.08.2017
contrary, during the most severe crisis phase a sharp transition of sup- ply fundamentals to a contractionary stance in 2009 and back to an expansionary
96
06.07.2017
continue. In this situation, increased capital inflow may be observed, and macroprudential pol- icies to prevent the formation of ‘bubbles’ in certain markets may be
97
30.06.2017
aid- 1.8 ed by some of the largest global central banks’ pol- 1.6 icies of keeping inflation close to target levels using 1.
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16.02.2017
to 30 days, 31 to 90 days, 91 to 180 days and plied in the interbank money market. 181 days to 1 year) in rubles
99
30.01.2017
are high because of corrected expectations for the paces of BoR monetary pol- icy mitigation in the next months. This is accompanied by declining long
100
30.01.2017
many positive factors supported by the cheap euro due to the expected pol- icy easing by the ECB and lower pressure on the economy exercised