The average amount of consumer loans in August 2026 was 180.3 thousand rubles, which is 2.9% less than in July and 13.1% less than in August 2025. This is reported in a press release from the National Bureau of Credit Histories.
The largest average amount of consumer loans in August among the leading regions in the retail lending segment was recorded in Moscow - 312.1 thousand rubles, St. Petersburg — 281.4 thousand rubles, Moscow Region - 248.4 thousand rubles, Tyumen region with Khanty—Mansi Autonomous Okrug and Yamalo—Nenets Autonomous District — 211.7 thousand rubles, Tatarstan — 206.1 thousand rubles.
The average consumer loan receipt in August 2026 decreased the most compared to the same period in 2025 in Moscow — by 19.6%, Primorsky and Krasnoyarsk Territories — by 16.8%, Stavropol Territory — by 16.6%, Moscow Region — by 15.5%.
At the same time, the smallest decrease over the year was observed in the Perm Region — by 2.3%, the Trans—Baikal Territory — by 2.7%, Udmurtia - by 5%, the Omsk Region — by 5.3%, and the Altai Territory — by 6%.
