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As sanctions tighten and global markets become wary, Russia finds it increasingly difficult to sell its gold at desirable prices. Much of the gold is held in non-liquid forms, with only a fraction readily saleable, and the rest locked in national reserves. With reserves dwindling and buyers scarce, Russia faces a critical challenge in maintaining its currency stability and meeting financial obligations.
War Efforts and Economic Consequences
The ongoing conflict exacerbates Russia’s economic woes. Since largely sustaining their operational costs through inflation and reserves, Russia is facing several new challenges:
- Decreasing Oil and Gas Revenues: