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Source: Moscow Exchange – Moscow Exchange –
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The total volume of bond trading, including placements and secondary circulation, on the Moscow Exchange in 2025 amounted to 42 trillion rubles (38.5 trillion rubles in 2024), 38 trillion rubles excluding overnight bonds (23.7 trillion rubles in 2024).
Primary market
The total volume of bond placements and buybacks on the Moscow Exchange in 2025 amounted to 22.7 trillion rubles, including one-day bonds worth 3.9 trillion rubles.
In 2025, 1,200 corporate bond issues (excluding overnight ones) from 288 issuers with a total volume of 12 trillion rubles were placed on the Moscow Exchange.
Secondary auctions
The total volume of secondary bond trading on the Moscow Exchange in 2025 amounted to 19.4 trillion rubles (10 trillion rubles in 2024).
The total volume of retail transactions on the Moscow Exchange bond market amounted to 5.2 trillion rubles (3.6 trillion rubles in 2024). Their share of total bond trading volume was 31.3% (34% in 2024).
Private investors' investments in bonds in 2025 exceeded 2.1 trillion rubles (73.5% in corporate bonds, 26.5% in OFZs and regional bonds).
The volume of over-the-counter transactions with the central counterparty (OTC with the CCP) with bonds at the end of the year amounted to 2.9 trillion rubles (1.9 trillion rubles in 2024).
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