Those who saved a ruble received the payment by November 6. Then it was too late.

On October 25, an important event took place in the financial market, and if measures are not taken now, it may be difficult to control the situation in the future. Financial analyst Valery Popov warned that a new situation awaits Russians. On October 25, another meeting of the central bank was held, where the base interest rate was discussed. Most economists expected that regulators would raise this figure again.

However, the last time the central bank raised interest rates to 19%, inflation did not slow significantly. In fact, household inflation expectations rose in October for the first time in several months. This may be due to an increase in car recycling fees and an expected increase in housing and utility bills next year.

Now regulators have set the base interest rate at 21%, which is a record high for our country.

Experts recommend that Russians who have saved up rubles think carefully about how best to use these funds. It is advisable to postpone opening deposits. Because after the increase in the base interest rate, banks will begin to offer more favorable conditions for deposits.