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R., Ponomarenko, A. and Seleznev, S. Forecasting the implications of foreign exchange reserve accumulation with a microsimulation model Journal of Simulation, 2020. https://doi.org

to maintain higher balances in their correspondent accounts and meet the required reserve (RR) ratio for the November averaging period (AP).1 This was because

need to increase financial products P assets that are the subject of reserves collateral Increase of costs Limitation of insurance Destruction or impairment of coverage

five years include expanding the practice of placing Bank of Russia cash reserves in bank vaults, maintaining the high quality of banknotes in circulation, transitioning

of restructured loans stabilised. The expected losses on loans are covered by reserves, and banks have sufficient capital buffers. In addition, a more balanced approach

of restructured loans stabilised. The expected losses on loans are covered by reserves, and banks have sufficient capital buffers. In addition, a more balanced approach

International Reserves of the Russian Federation*.......................................................................................................................... 16 1.8. International Reserves and Foreign Currency Liquidity — Russia................................................................................................... 17 1.9. International Reserves Adequacy (International Reserves in

Ohanian, L. E. (2001). Are Phillips curves useful for forecasting inflation?. Federal Reserve bank of Minneapolis quarterly review, 25(1), 2-11. Benigno, P., Eggertsson, G.

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