Translation. Region: Russian Federal
Source: Central Bank of Russia
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Banks' claims on companies (including investments in bonds) increased by 1.3% after 1.1% in July, with most of the increase coming from ruble corporate loans.
Mortgage growth also accelerated slightly, to 0.9% after 0.7% in July. The volume of loans issued increased by 10%, including not only subsidized loans but also market loans, driven by lower rates.
The consumer loan portfolio remained virtually unchanged after contracting by 0.5% in July.
Household funds increased by only 0.1% after 1.3% in July, likely due to spending on vacations and preparations for the school year. Corporate funds, however, grew more significantly, by 2.4% (1.4% in July).
The sector's net profit (excluding dividends from Russian subsidiary banks) almost halved to 203 billion rubles, down from 397 billion rubles in July.
For more details, read the information and analytical material "On the development of the banking sector of the Russian Federation in August 2025".
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