JUST IN: Russia sells gold at record highs, the Russian Central Bank took advantage of the price of $5,104 per ounce to sell 300,000 ounces in January.
Although this is the first drop in reserves since October, the "price effect" has been so massive that the total value of its gold increased by 23%, reaching nearly $402.7 billion.
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JUST IN: Russia sells gold at record highs, the Russian Central Bank took advantage of the price of $5,104 per ounce to sell 300,000 ounces in January.
Although this is the first drop in reserves since October, the "price effect" has been so massive that the total value of its gold increased by 23%, reaching nearly $402.7 billion.