Russia's international reserves increased by $0.7 billion in a week

Russia's international reserves increased in a week and reached $722.4 billion. This was announced on July 16 on the website of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation.

According to the regulator, on June 9, the volume of international reserves amounted to $721.7 billion. The growth of the indicator itself was mainly due to the positive revaluation of assets. Thus, during the specified period, the indicator increased by $ 0.7 billion.

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Russia's international reserves as of June 19 amounted to $743.8 billion. During the week, the figure then increased by $ 14.5 billion. In addition, as of June 12, reserves amounted to $729.3 billion.