The ongoing increase in cash volume within the Russian economy has prompted calls for regulatory measures to support the financial market, according to Sber in an interview with TASS. This shift towards cash has contributed to a sustained liquidity deficit in the banking sector, raising concerns. The Central Bank of Russia projects the structural liquidity deficit in the banking system to reach 2.4-3.6 trillion rubles by the end of the year, up from the current 2.3 trillion rubles.
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