Russia could have earned over $400 bln from rise in gold prices — Sechin
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Rosneft CEO Igor Sechin stated at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum that Russia could have gained over $400 billion if the Central Bank had increased its gold reserves sooner. The article also provides general details regarding the event's theme, guest country, and organizational partners.
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What happened
Russia could have earned more than $400 bln from the rise in gold prices and preserved a significant portion of its reserves if it had started increasing the share of gold in the Central Bank’s reserves earlier, Executive Secretary of the presidential…
Why it matters
"The share of gold in the Bank of Russia’s reserves has been growing at an accelerated pace: over the past four years, it increased from 21% to 45%.
Common ground
However, if this process had started earlier, Russia could have earned more than $400 bln from the rise in gold prices and preserved a significant portion of its reserves," Sechin said.
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Rosneft CEO Igor Sechin stated at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum that Russia could have gained over $400 billion if the Central Bank had increased its gold reserves sooner. The article also provides general details regarding the event's theme, guest country, and organizational partners.
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