Russia’s international reserves increased by $0.7 billion in the week ending July 10, 2026, reaching $722.4 billion, according to data released by the Central Bank of Russia.
The marginal weekly uptick follows a period of significant volatility in the nation's foreign exchange holdings.
5 billion in the prior week, ending July 3, before posting a substantial decline of $26.
Reserves had risen by $6.5 billion in the prior week, ending July 3, before posting a substantial decline of $26.9 billion throughout June.
That June drawdown, which erased 3.61% of the total stockpile, brought reserves down to $720.4 billion as of July 1.
The latest figure suggests a temporary stabilization in the central bank's balance sheet after the sharp monthly contraction.
While the weekly change is described as insignificant by the regulator, the reversal of the June trend indicates that the pressure on reserves has eased slightly in the short term.