MOSCOW (Reuters) – The overall profit of the Russian banking sector was curtailed in the first half of the year by the authorities having to bail out troubled lenders, the central bank said on Tuesday.
Russian banks made a combined 634 billion rubles ($10.1 billion) in net profit in the first six months of the year, the central bank said.
If it had not had to bail out several lenders, the central bank said the sector would have made 880 billion roubles in net profit in January-June.
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