According to Ukrainian media, Oleg Ustenko, Adviser to the President of Ukraine, said that the country’s gold and foreign exchange reserves amounted to $30 billion.
“Our gold and foreign exchange reserves have exceeded $30 billion, a historic maximum in the last 10 years,” Ustenko said.
He claims that this amount will be enough to fully cover all imports to Ukraine for the next five months. The Central Bank had previously estimated that the country’s international reserves would be around $27 billion by the end of 2023, thanks to financial aid from the West.
Formerly the Central Bank of the Russian Federation reportedHe reported that Russia’s international reserves increased by 3.42% and reached 593,879 billion dollars.
The Central Bank of the Russian Federation has begun to republish an expanded set of indicators for Russia’s international reserves. The regulator stopped disclosing the structure of international reserves in March last year. It was noted that international reserves increased by $19,632 billion in March, and this figure was $606.409 billion as of April 1, 2022.