OREANDA-NEWS  The growth of lending to the Russian economy continued to slow down in June, amounting to 0.3% against 1.1% in May, according to the Bank of Russia in monetary and financial statistics.

"In June 2025, tight monetary conditions continued to constrain lending. Monthly credit growth in the economy continued to slow down, amounting to 0.3% against 1.1% in May," the article says.

The entire growth in credit to the economy was provided by requirements to organizations, which increased by 0.4% in June against 1.4% a month earlier. "Ruble loans and bonds made the largest contribution to the June increase in claims. As in May, the growth of the banks' loan portfolio was mainly provided by long-term loans," the Bank of Russia reports.