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EU adopts expanded sanctions package targeting Russian energy, finance, and crypto sectors
El EspectadorLO·EU · RU·about 9 hours ago
Russia's international reserves increased to $722.9 billion as of the latest reporting period. The data reflects the central bank's ongoing management of foreign currency and gold assets amidst persistent sanctions, though the exact composition and liquidity of these reserves remain subject to external constraints.
Russia's international reserves have increased to $722.9 billion. Concurrently, the Bank of Russia has reportedly liquidated 44 tons of gold reserves, the largest sell-off in 25 years, to fund military expenditures. This suggests ongoing fiscal pressure despite an overall increase in reserves, with the exact composition and liquidity of these assets remaining subject to external constraints.