Translation. Region: Russian Federation –
Source: Central Bank of Russia
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Bank lending to companies (including bonds) increased by 2.5% last month, following a 0.7% increase in September – increased demand for financing is typical at the end of the year. As in previous months, ruble-denominated corporate loans accounted for most of the increase.
Household mortgage debt increased by 1.2% after 0.8% in September. Issuance volume increased in both the subsidized and market segments. The share of state-subsidized mortgages decreased slightly but remains high (~75%).
According to preliminary data, the consumer loan portfolio continued to decline (-0.4%, as in September), mainly in the cash loan segment.
Client funds grew by 1.6% after 0.6% in September, half of which came from funds from individuals.
The sector's net profit fell slightly to 310 billion rubles from 367 billion rubles in September, mainly due to foreign exchange revaluation.
For more details, read the information and analytical material "On the development of the banking sector of the Russian Federation in October 2025".
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