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Financial assets and liabilities of the households sector for certain financial instruments


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Financial assets and liabilities of the households sector by the type of financial instruments (balances)
Financial assets and liabilities of the households sector by the type of financial instruments (transactions)

May 2025

Over the past 12 months, households invested 15.3 trn rubles in financial assets (for certain instruments) and increased financial liabilities in form of bank and microfinance companies (MFC) loans by 2.1 trn rubles.
In May 2025 financial investments amounted to 834 bln rubles, while loans increased by 126 bln rubles. Data on a full range of financial instruments is presented in quarterly publication.

Financial assets and liabilities of the households sector
(monthly transactions, bln rubles)

Fig. 1

* Including mortgage loans sold to mortgage agents and accounted for repayment.

Financial assets in May 2025

  • Main growth in May was provided by investment funds units and shares in rubles (+329 bln rubles), which was higher than investments in deposits.
    As a result, the annual growth of listed shares and investment funds units and shares amounted to 1.5 trn rubles.
  • Household funds on term deposits rose by 262 bln rubles, which is lower than a month before.
    The annual growth of term depostits decreased to 11.0 trn rubles.
  • Funds in escrow accounts increased by 209 bln rubles.
    Annual growth decreased compared to the previous month (+478 bln rubles in May; +623 bln rubles in April).
Tab. 2
Balance as of
01.06.2025
bln rubles
Transactions, bln rubles
Annual Monthly From the beginning of the year
01.05.2025 01.06.2025 01.05.2025 01.06.2025 01.05.2025 01.06.2025
Currency 22 978 −511 −570 108 −48 −670 −718

National currency

15 713 −123 −166 136 −31 −591 −622

Foreign currency

7 265 −388 −404 −28 −17 −78 −95
Deposits 69 640 13 154 11 908 1 550 204 2 851 3 055

Transferable deposits with banks

17 545 1 492 765 768 −24 38 14

Other deposits with banks

45 829 11 383 11 004 787 262 2 814 3 076

Deposits with non-resident banks*

6 267 279 139 −6 −34 −1 −35
Broker accounts of households 369 −67 −78 −22 −8 −25 −33
Debt securities 4 849 854 821 100 23 509 533
Listed shares and investment fund units and shares 17 370 1 144 1 502 −12 339 109 448
Insurance, pension and standardized guarantee schemes and pension savings 8 248 1 155 1 260 36 115 400 515
Escrow accounts of households 6 548 623 478 65 209 211 420

* Estimated value.

Financial assets
(rolling 12-month period, transactions, bln rubles)

Fig. 2

Bank and MFC loans in May 2025

  • Growth of mortgage loans over the past 12 months decreased in comparison with April and amounted to 1.7 trn rubles. Monthly growth of mortgages (+123 bln rubles), consumer loans (+27 bln rubles) and car loans (+12 bln rubles) was higher than in previous months of 2025.
  • The total annual increase of bank loans declined to 2.5 trn rubles (3.1 trn rubles in April).
Tab. 2
Balance as of
01.06.2025
bln rubles
Transactions, bln rubles
Annual Monthly From the beginning of the year
01.05.2025 01.06.2025 01.05.2025 01.06.2025 01.05.2025 01.06.2025
Bank loans 38 868 3 082 2 519 43 173 −109 64

Mortgage loans*

20 334 1 872 1 670 109 123 183 306

Consumer loans*

14 126 458 199 −83 27 −245 −218

Car loans

2 593 594 507 10 12 −21 −9

Other loans

1 115 35 −12 6 −26 −67 −94

Accrued interest claims

700 123 155 0 37 41 79
Mortgage loans sold to mortgage agents and accounted for repayment 1 681 −281 −283 −24 −22 −95 −116
Consumer loans sold to specialised financial entities 766 −217 −255 −48 −38 −156 −195
Loans received from MFC 327 69 78 30 13 46 59

* Transactions are calculated taking into account the sale of the consumer loans and mortgages portfolio by banks.

Bank and MFC loans
(rolling 12-month period, transactions, bln rubles)

Fig. 3

Department responsible for publication: Statistics Department
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