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Residents of Komi for the month took from deposits 1.6 billion rubles

Such data is provided by the regional branch of the Bank of Russia.

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Residents of Komi for the month took from deposits 1.6 billion rubles

By the beginning of September 2026, Komi residents held 294.9 billion rubles on bank deposits. Over the year, the amount of savings increased by 13.8%, but over the past month the volume of deposits decreased by 1.6 billion rubles.

The main part of savings accounts for ruble accounts – their share is 97%. Funds on escrow accounts were not included in the statistics.

At the same time, the profitability of bank deposits remains noticeable: the maximum rate on deposits in rubles in the third decade of September reached 13.06% per annum. Thus, despite the monthly decrease in the total amount, residents of the republic still have a significant amount of bank savings.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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