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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.
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Бюджет, видимо, закрыл октябрь опять лучше ожиданий, судя по потокам ликвидности, несмотря незначительные заимствования (₽0.13 трлн) депозиты в банках выросли на ₽0.66 трлн, еще ₽0.2 трлн ушло в на бюджетные счета в ЦБ.
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