Central Bank of Russia reports volume of loans given by UIC Bank to state-owned profit-making organizations for 181 days to 1 year goes down 20% in January-July 2007
7 August 2007 (13:44)
According to the Central Bank of Russia, volume of loans given by Ural Innovational Commercial Bank to state-owned profit-making organizations for 181 days to 1 year went down by 20% (from 6 million RUR to 4.8 million RUR) in January-July 2007.
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