The Bank of Russia reported an increase in incoming payments in June, following a decline in May. The total amount surpassed the 2025 Q1 average by 0.1%.
When excluding sectors such as mining and quarrying, petroleum refining, and general government, there was a 0.6% decrease in receipts. In June, declines were noted specifically in the consumer, investment, and external demand sectors.
Further information can be found in the new issue of the review Monitoring of Sectoral Financial Flows.
The Bank of Canada has published a summary detailing its Governing Council’s discussions ahead of its April 29 monetary policy decision. Key topics included global impacts from geopolitical tensions, domestic economic indicators, inflation trends, and considerations regarding future interest rate changes.
Retail investors set a new record for corporate bond purchases in April amid rising oil prices and securities quotes. The Bank of Russia reported increased demand for both domestic bonds and foreign currency among individuals.
New data show that mortgage delinquencies have decreased for loans issued in 2025 compared with previous years. Banks are focusing on careful borrower assessment amid regulatory changes from the Bank of Russia. More older individuals are receiving mortgages while demand shifts across other types of consumer lending.
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