Russia's international reserves rose to $758.7 billion in April.

As of May 1, 2026, the international reserves of the Russian Federation amounted to $758.678 billion. This was reported on the website of the Central Bank of Russia.

According to the regulator, at the beginning of May, the volume of foreign exchange reserves reached $421.2 billion, of which foreign currency — $ 391.7 billion. Monetary gold was valued at $337.5 billion.

Thus, reserves increased by $9.7 billion compared to April 1.

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Reserves have reached their lowest level since 2022

On April 23, the Central Bank of the Russian Federation reported that the country's international reserves increased by $4.7 billion in one week. As of April 17, they amounted to $779.5 billion. The amount increased by 0.6% due to the positive revaluation. At the same time, on April 10, the volume of reserves amounted to $774.8 billion.