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Russia’s international reserves fell by $29.3 billion from January 30 to February 6

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•The Central Bank of Russia reported that Russia’s international reserves fell by $29.3 billion from January 30 to February 6.
•TASS reported that Russia’s international reserves dropped by $29.3 billion over the week from January 30 to February 6, citing the Central Bank of Russia.
•Interfax reported that Russia’s monetary base grew by 83.5 billion rubles from January 30 to February 6.

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▸If the Central Bank of Russia attributes the weekly reserves decline primarily to valuation effects (e.g., exchange-rate or gold-price moves), then the reported drop may have limited implications for Russia’s near-term external liquidity management compared with a decline driven by net outflows or interventions.

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RUInterfax (RU)Денежная база в России выросла с 30 января по 6 февраля на 83,5 млрд рублей RUTASS (EN)Russia’s international reserves dropped by $29.3 bln over week — Central Bank RUInterfax (RU)Международные резервы РФ с 30 января по 6 февраля сократились на $29,3 млрд

The Central Bank of Russia reported that Russia’s international reserves fell by $29.3 billion over the week from January 30 to February 6. Separately, Russian media reported the monetary base increased by 83.5 billion rubles over the same period. The combination matters because it signals a notable weekly shift in Russia’s external buffers alongside domestic liquidity conditions monitored by policymakers and market participants.