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Russia's broad monetary base up 4.6% in October - Central Bank

Russian Central Bank
© RIA Novosti. Ruslan KrivobokMOSCOW, November 10 (RIA Novosti) - Russia's broadly defined monetary base expanded 4.6% to 5.024 trillion rubles ($179.4 bln) in the month up to November 1, the Central Bank reported on Tuesday.
In September, the broad monetary base declined 2.4%. Broad money supply has declined 10% since January.
According to Central Bank terminology, broad money supply consists of cash in circulation, credit institutions' correspondent accounts with the Central Bank, required reserves, bank deposits in the Central Bank, and the Bank's bonds held by credit institutions, and also the Central Bank's obligations to buy back securities and required reserves on foreign exchange operations deposited with the Central Bank.

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