Russia’s international reserves totaled $574.8 bln as of August 5, 2022, up by 0.6% (or $3.6 bln) in one week, the Russian Central Bank reported on Thursday.
"International reserves amounted to $574.8 bln as of August 5, up by $3.6 bln, or by 0.6%, in one week due to positive revaluation," the report said.
As of July 29, the international reserves amounted to $571.2 bln.
Russia’s international reserves are highly liquid foreign assets available with the Bank of Russia and the Russian government. They comprise foreign currency, Special Drawing Rights (SDRs), a reserve position in the International Monetary Fund and monetary gold.
Central Bank Governor Elvira Nabiullina said earlier that around $300 bln worth of gold and foreign currency reserves of the Russian Federation were frozen as a result of western sanctions.
