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651 25.11.2004

Russia’s International Reserves 25 November 2004 Press release Share VKontakte WhatsApp Telegram The Central Bank of the Russian Federation (Bank of Russia) External and

652 18.11.2004

Russia’s International Reserves

Russia’s International Reserves 18 November 2004 Press release Share VKontakte WhatsApp Telegram The Central Bank of the Russian Federation (Bank of Russia) External and

653 11.11.2004

Russia’s International Reserves

Russia’s International Reserves 11 November 2004 Press release Share VKontakte WhatsApp Telegram The Central Bank of the Russian Federation (Bank of Russia) External and

654 04.11.2004

Russia’s International Reserves

Russia’s International Reserves 4 November 2004 Press release Share VKontakte WhatsApp Telegram The Central Bank of the Russian Federation (Bank of Russia) External and

655 28.10.2004

Russia’s International Reserves

Russia’s International Reserves 28 October 2004 Press release Share VKontakte WhatsApp Telegram The Central Bank of the Russian Federation (Bank of Russia) External and

656 30.04.2026

Record returns on NPFs’ investments: 2025 results

4% in the pension reserves portfolio. Corporate bonds accounted for around one third of NPFs’ pension assets. In 2025, pension reserves saw the strongest growth,

657

28.04.2026

Balance of Payments, International Investment Position and External Debt of the Russian Federation - Q4 2025

the balance of payments, reserve assets contracted by $3.6 billion in 2025 Q4 (vs -$5.6 billion in 2025 Q3). Reserve assets declined by

External Sector Statistics

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27.04.2026

Indices of changes in bank lending conditions and demand for loans based on a quarterly survey of the largest Russian banks

Bank Lending Conditions

659 27.04.2026

Bank of Russia updates approaches to holding fine-tuning auctions

13 May 2026, which is the first day of the May required reserve averaging period, the Bank of Russia will adjust the approaches to holding

660

27.04.2026

An Educational Model of a Small Open Economy for Monetary Policy Analysis (with examples from the practice of the Bank of Russia)

a given interest rate, since banks needed reserves to support the money created through lending. The volume of reserves was controlled by the central bank.

An Educational Model of a Small Open Economy for Monetary Policy Analysis (with examples from the practice of the Bank of Russia)