Russia changes gold reserves publication rules

- Central Banking staff
- 13 Dec 2005

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In January 2006 details of Russia's gold reserves will be published on the basis of gold evaluations according to quotes by the Central Bank of Russia, the bank's external and public relations department said.

Currently a conditional price of USD300 per troy ounce is being used. The changes in the statistical recording are connected with the need for information to be published in accordance with current market prices.

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