Young people's credit ratings have fallen sharply.
In October the average credit score of Russian borrowers was 707 points. It was the same in September.
The credit score of female borrowers fell over the month from 726 to 725 points. For male borrowers it rose from 687 to 689 points.
By age, the lowest credit score in October was among borrowers under 25 — 614 points. Over the year this indicator fell by 27 points, and by four points over the month.
Among borrowers older than 65 the score rose by three points over the year; since July it has remained at 751 points. The score of borrowers aged 45–65 rose by one point over the year and has stood at 728 points since July. For borrowers aged 25–45 the credit score fell over the month from 691 to 690 points, and dropped by three points over the year.
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