Compound Interest Calculator Moscow
Grow savings in Moscow at the 14% central bank policy rate, compare with inflation and see the real return, with dated official data.
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Savings accounts and deposits in Moscow are priced off the Bank of Russia policy rate, which stood at 14% at the end of September 2026. National consumer price inflation was 6.36% in September 2026, so a saver earning exactly the policy rate would have a real return of 7.18% a year before tax.
Facts that change the answer
- Bank of Russia policy rate: 14% (September 2026, BIS series)
- Annual CPI inflation: 6.36% (September 2026)
- Real return at the policy rate: 7.18% per year (computed as (1 + 14%) / (1 + 6.36%) minus 1)
- Policy rate at each December: 2016 10%, 2017 7.75%, 2018 7.75%, 2019 6.25%, 2020 4.25%, 2021 8.5%, 2022 7.5%, 2023 16%, 2024 21%, 2025 16%
- Policy rate moves since January 2020 (month-end data): February 2020 6.25% to 6%; April 2020 6% to 5.5%; June 2020 5.5% to 4.5%; July 2020 4.5% to 4.25%; March 2021 4.25% to 4.5%; April 2021 4.5% to 5%; June 2021 5% to 5.5%; July 2021 5.5% to 6.5%; September 2021 6.5% to 6.75%; October 2021 6.75% to 7.5%; December 2021 7.5% to 8.5%; February 2022 8.5% to 20%; April 2022 20% to 17%; May 2022 17% to 11%; June 2022 11% to 9.5%; July 2022 9.5% to 8%; September 2022 8% to 7.5%; July 2023 7.5% to 8.5%; August 2023 8.5% to 12%; September 2023 12% to 13%; October 2023 13% to 15%; December 2023 15% to 16%; July 2024 16% to 18%; September 2024 18% to 19%; October 2024 19% to 21%; June 2025 21% to 20%; July 2025 20% to 18%; September 2025 18% to 17%; October 2025 17% to 16.5%; December 2025 16.5% to 16%; February 2026 16% to 15.5%; March 2026 15.5% to 15%; April 2026 15% to 14.5%; June 2026 14.5% to 14.25%; July 2026 14.25% to 14%
- In 9 of the last 10 years the December policy rate was above that year's average inflation
Worked example for Moscow
Start with RUB 500,000, add RUB 5,000 a month and use 14% compounded monthly. After 10 years you would have RUB 3,306,580 from RUB 1,100,000 of deposits; after 20 years RUB 14,595,965 from RUB 1,700,000. These amounts in Russian ruble are only examples; real deposit rates offered by banks in Moscow are usually below or above the policy rate depending on the term and the bank.
To see what that balance is worth in today's money, take inflation into account: at 6.36% a year, RUB 3,306,580 in ten years has the buying power of about RUB 1,784,483 now. Recent history for Moscow's currency: 2020: 4.25% rate vs 3.4% inflation, 2021: 8.5% rate vs 6.7% inflation, 2022: 7.5% rate vs 13.8% inflation, 2023: 16% rate vs 5.9% inflation, 2024: 21% rate vs 8.5% inflation, 2025: 16% rate vs 8.7% inflation.
If you hold the money in a fixed deposit, the rate you lock in matters more than the compounding frequency. On RUB 500,000 over 10 years at 14%, switching from yearly to monthly compounding adds only RUB 157,625, while a rate 1 point higher adds RUB 208,871.
Sources: BIS central bank policy rates · BIS consumer price statistics. Checked 5 November 2026. For how the maths works, see the Compound Interest Calculator guide.
Frequently asked questions
What interest rate should I use for savings in Moscow?
A practical starting point is the Bank of Russia policy rate of 14% (September 2026), then replace it with the actual rate your bank quotes for the account or term deposit you are considering.
Do savings beat inflation in Moscow?
At the latest figures the policy rate of 14% is above inflation of 6.36%, a real return of 7.18%. That has held in 9 of the past 10 calendar years.