Russia's International Reserves Rise by $1 Billion to $803 Billion
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- •Russia's international reserves totaled $803 billion as of March 13, 2026.
- •The reserves grew by $1 billion over the one-week period from March 6 to March 13.
- •The Central Bank of Russia reported the increase in reserves.
- •The reserves include foreign currency assets held by Russia.
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- ▸If the Central Bank of Russia continues to increase reserves Russia may strengthen its financial buffer against economic shocks, benefiting its government and financial institutions.
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