Published on: 2026-06-18
Source: Moscow Exchange –
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The volume of current investments (open positions) of exchange-traded and open-end mutual investment funds (ETFs and OMFs) in money market instruments on the Moscow Exchange increased by 28% since the beginning of 2026 and for the first time exceeded 2 trillion rubles. More than 91% of this volume is accounted for by ETFs.
Money market CPs and OPIFs invest assets in liquid instruments, mainly in repo transactions. As a benchmark for the fund, money market management companies can use the calculated Moscow Exchange.RUSFAR money market rate.
Instruments of the Moscow Exchange money market invest19 exchangesand 6 open-ended mutual investment funds.
The total number of individuals – holders of units of money market mutual funds (BPFs and OPIFs) on the Moscow Exchange has increased by 440 thousand since the beginning of the year and now exceeds 2.85 million people. The average investment size of a private investor in money market funds is about 650 thousand rubles.
Dmitry Danilenko, Director of Money Market Development at the Moscow Exchange:
“With increased volatility in the financial markets, we remain for investors a reliable and stable platform where free funds can be placed easily and safely. Money market funds are, for the most part, exactly the investments of private investors, and the volume of these investments since the beginning of the year has already exceeded 113 billion rubles.”
Money market The Moscow Exchange is one of the most important segments of the Russian financial market, through which financial companies, large, medium, and small businesses, as well as individual investors, manage liquidity. The list of money market instruments includes repos with securities, repos with centralized counterparties (CCP), repos with the Bank of Russia, interdealer repos, deposits with CCPs, loans, as well as deposit and credit auctions.
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