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volume of the international reserves of the Russian Federation amounted to $514.8 billion as of August 24, 2012 against $507.9 billion as of

Kyrgyzstan (9%), and Armenia (8%). Among sending countries, the leaders were Kazakhstan (16%), Uzbekistan and Ukraine (11% each), the United States (8%), and Kyrgyzstan (6

0 30 30 11,8 20 20 2,6 1,9 27,8 10 19,9 10 7,9 9,8 0 0 Outflow Inflow

8.11 — 8.11 8.77 8.64 — 8.39 — 4.06 8.09 — 8.11 8.77 8.43 — — — 5.06 8.02 — 8.

06.12 Liquidity provision Standing facilities (fixed rates) Overnight loans 1 day 8.00 FX swaps (rouble rate) 1 day 6.50 Lombard loans, REPO

2 bn rubles as of August 6, 2012, as against 7,161.8 bn rubles as of July 30, 2012. The monetary base (narrow definition

5 8,9 410,0 8,2 - in rubles 345,0 7,8 408,5 8,6 465,8 9,7 433,9 8,6

In addition to the data by federal districts, the Tables 6 and 8 contain data on branches in the City of Moscow and Moscow Region,

Relations Department announces that the monetary base (narrow definition) equalled 7,161.8 bn rubles as of July 30, 2012, as against 7,245.2

8.74 8.15 — 8.09 — 17.05 7.83 — 8.23 8.74 8.16 — 8.62 — 18.05 7.88 — 8.23 8.