Russia's international reserves have reached record levels of $695.5 billion.

Russia's international reserves set a new record on July 25, amounting to $695.5 billion. Such information was published on July 31 in the official report of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation (CBR).,

It is specified that on July 18, the amount of reserves reached $ 683.7 billion, this figure was lower than recorded on July 11. At that time, the reserves amounted to $685 billion. The last record was recorded on July 4 with reserves of $690 billion.

The process is underway: Russians were able to unblock more than half of their assets

But it will be more difficult to unfreeze funds further - what other options do investors have?

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on April 10 that the European Union (EU) countries do not unanimously support the use of frozen Russian assets, but the Russian Federation will in any case defend its interests and protect the rights to its funds.

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