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Russian economic collapse: mortgage defaults are dramatically increasing. From December 2022 to December 2025, overdue mortgage debt has almost tripled, going from 91.6B to 265.6B rubles. And with bad loan volumes spiking too, Russian banks may be in big trouble very shortly.💥

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