The Central Bank of Russia announced on Friday that the country’s external debt has increased to over $312.4 billion as of April, marking a 7.6% rise since the beginning of the year.
In a press statement, the bank said:
“Russia’s external debt reached more than $312.4 billion by April, an increase of $22.1 billion, or 7.6%, compared to the start of the year. This change is mainly attributed to a positive revaluation of obligations in other sectors.”
At the start of 2025, Russia’s external debt was $290.3 billion, according to the central bank.
This increase comes amid ongoing economic adjustments and financial rebalancing in response to global market dynamics and sanctions-related pressures.
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The Central Bank of Russia announced on Friday that the country’s external debt has increased to over $312.4 billion as of April, marking a 7.6% rise since the beginning of the year.
In a press statement, the bank said:
“Russia’s external debt reached more than $312.4 billion by April, an increase of $22.1 billion, or 7.6%, compared to the start of the year. This change is mainly attributed to a positive revaluation of obligations in other sectors.”
At the start of 2025, Russia’s external debt was $290.3 billion, according to the central bank.
This increase comes amid ongoing economic adjustments and financial rebalancing in response to global market dynamics and sanctions-related pressures.
