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Rubel deposits grew by almost 18 percent since the beginning of the year

As of July 1, citizens' term rubel deposits in Belarus were estimated at 17.9 billion rubles. In the first half of the year, their sum increased by 2.7 billion rubles, or 17.9%.

Deposits of individuals in rubles have been growing for the second year. In June, they increased by 403.3 million rubles, or 2.3%. Approximately the same picture was observed a month earlier (plus 435.6 million rubles, or 2.6%), writes Office Life.

The growth dynamics of citizens' term rubel deposits outpaces last year's statistics. For example, in the first half of 2025, their growth was estimated at 1.9 billion rubles, or 17.2%.

The share of rubel deposits in all term deposits of individuals reached 72.2% as of July 1, 2026, compared to 62.6% a year earlier, the National Bank noted.

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  • Алесь
    14.07.2026
    Прыватныя інвестыцыі ў стагнуючай эканоміцы падсанкцыйнай дыктатуры зніжаюцца, фондавага рынка няма, прывязаны да штучна моцнага расейскага рубля таксама моцны беларускі рубель і дэфіцыт працоўнай сілы робяць беларускія тавары неканкурэнтаздольнымі, а дэпазіты ў гэтых умовах растуць. Пытанне: куды ж тады беларускія банкі інвестуюць, каб сплочваць адсоткі ўкладчыкам? Адказ просты - альбо ў "надзейны" беларускі дзярждоўг (з якога ўтрымліваюцца стратныя дзяржпрадпрыемствы і фінасуецца дэфіцыт дзяржбюджэта), альбо праз высокія стаўкі крэдытуюць каламутныя расейскія фінансавыя структуры (бо хай публічна Лукашэнка эта забараняе, але як заўсёды для фірм умоўнага Шэймана альбо Дзімы Лукашэнкі знойдуцца выключэнні). Абодзьва варыянты у рэшце рэшт зяўляюцца фінансавай пірамідай, сваечасова саскочыць з якой ва ўмовах засакрэчанай альбо хлуслівай эканамічнай статыстыкі здолеюць толькі набліжанные да дыктатара прыкарытнікі. Таму пажадаю поспехаў усім інвестарам у дыктатуру.

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