MH.Yang
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What does that mean? Russian gold has long returned home, and Russian dollars and euros are stored in the Bank of China.As of June 30 last year, 32 percent of Russia’s foreign currency reserves were euros and 16 percent were U.S. dollars, according to its central bank. About 7 percent were British pounds, 13 percent Chinese renminbi and 22 percent monetary gold. The remainder was held in other currencies.