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The increase in the liquidity deficit was partly due to growth in cash (₽0.2 trillion), partly due to budget operations (₽0.2 trillion) and other factors, including growth in required reserves.
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Отчасти из-за роста наличных (₽0.2 трлн), отчасти из-за бюджетных операций (0.2 трлн) и прочего, в т.ч. роста обязательных резервов.
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The budget apparently closed October better than expectations again, judging by liquidity flows: despite insignificant borrowing (₽0.13 trillion), deposits in banks grew by ₽0.66 trillion, and another ₽0.2 trillion went to budget accounts at the Central Bank.@truecon · statementThe volume of cash grew by ₽0.2 trln (+1.1% m/m and +22.1% y/y), the share of cash in the economy is 15.4%, and growth here mainly reflects seasonal factors.@truecon · statementThe outflow into cash over the month was about ₽0.2 trillion, and the slowdown in the outflow continues, though this partly reflects seasonal dynamics since demand for cash always declines in autumn.@truecon · statementThe money went into asset price growth because banks kept reserves on accounts at the Fed rather than issuing loans.MarketOverview · statementThe structural liquidity deficit averaged ₽3.6 trillion in October, an increase of ₽0.6 trillion over the month.@truecon · statementBy the end of the year, the Central Bank's forecast for the growth of cash in circulation will most likely come true: plus 3.7 trillion rubles, to 23.1 trillion rubles.thebell_io · prediction