Russian banks are experiencing a structural liquidity deficit in the…

Russian banks are experiencing a structural liquidity deficit in the second half of 2025, primarily due to increased business demand for cash, which has led to higher money market rates and concerns about bank margins. The Central Bank of Russia stated this shift is expected and normal, while Sberbank confirmed observing the deficit and warned it may persist.

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