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Balance Sheet. Required Reserves Ratios (percent) Required reserve ratio Required reserve ratio Required reserve ratio Required reserve ratio Required reserve ratio Required reserve ratio on

of the procedure for centralised depositing any customers' reserved funds; • strengthen the supervision over any customers' reserved funds, including the possible application of administrative measures

dollars General government and central bank Financial account balance net of international reserves % of GDP, movements over the year, rhs *“+” – net lending, “-” – net borrowing. In

pace of the decline in banks’ foreign liabilities slowed down considerably. International reserves Reserve assets increased in 2021 Q1 owing to transactions in the amount

558-P, Dated 16 November 2016, ‘On the Rules of Creating Non-life Insurance Reserves’ (becomes effective 10 days after its official publication; posted on the Bank

savings were up by 4.2% to 3 trillion rubles, and pension reserves — by 5.6% to 1.5 trillion rubles. This growth was primarily

credit, as well as time deposits, credit institutions’ required reserves with the central bank, and the reserve position in the IMF. Transactions between credit institutions

debt, $bn Reserves, $bn Developed countries Emerging countries Russia 800 120% External debt/GDP 2019 = 27% 700 Reserves/GDP 2019 = 34% 98% 104% Reserves cover

Payments from Changes in the Federal Funds Rate. 5 Statistics of the Reserve Bank of Australia. Regulation of Risks Related to a Potential Wide Use

Current and capital account balance 33 56 43 29 Financial account (excluding reserve assets) 50 31 17 11 Government and the central bank -1 -5