Russia's gold holdings fell to $298.99 billion in June, part of a wider drop in the country's official reserve assets. Foreign currency reserves barely moved over the same month.
Russia's central bank valued the country's gold reserves at $298.99 billion in June, according to data the bank released on Tuesday.
The decline showed up in the broader balance sheet too. Total official reserve assets stood at $720.4 billion at the end of June, down from $747.4 billion in May.
Foreign currency reserves, by contrast, held nearly flat. They reached $392.4 billion at the end of June, compared with $392.3 billion in May.
Source: Investing.com (snippet-based)
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