Moscow - Saba:
Russia's international reserves, which include gold and foreign exchange, rose to $11 billion between May 16 and 23.
The Central Bank of Russia reported in a statement published by the Russia Today news website that Russia's international reserves reached $678.5 billion on May 23, and $667.5 billion on May 16, 2025. This represents an increase of $11 billion in the space of a week.
The value of gold in reserves rose last month (April 2025) by $18.086 billion to $247.036 billion, while the share of gold in reserves rose to a record high of 36.3%.
Russia's international reserves are highly liquid foreign assets at the disposal of the Central Bank of Russia and the Russian government, consisting of foreign currencies, special borrowing rights, the reserve position in the International Monetary Fund, and gold.
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