International Reserves in Russia

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Russia - International Reserves

Growth momentum seemed to wane in the third quarter, as the base effect that flattered growth in Q2 faded and as production capacity constraints amid supply disruptions bit. Economic activity growth more than halved on average in July–September compared to Q2, as industrial output and retail sales growth decelerated markedly in the quarter, even as mining activity accelerated and the unemployment rate continued to trend downwards. More positively, a record current account surplus in Q3 suggests that the external sector supported the economy in the period. Turning to Q4, headwinds are intensifying as new Covid-19 cases surged to a record high in late October amid sluggish vaccination progress. In response, the government announced a nationwide non-working week in early November, which, coupled with the reintroduction of a hard lockdown in Moscow, is set to dent growth in Q4.

Russia - International Reserves Data

2015   2016   2017   2018   2019  
International Reserves (USD)368  378  433  468  554  

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Russia International Reserves
Note: International reserves in months of imports.
Source: Central Bank of the Russian Federation (CBR).

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