The Central Bank of Russia called the volume of the country's international reserves

As indicated on the regulator's website, Russia's international reserves as of November 20 amounted to $ 584.9 billion.

"The volume of international reserves as of November 20 amounted to $ 584.9 billion, having increased by $ 1 billion over the week," the statement said.

It is noted that the increase in reserves was mainly due to the positive exchange rate revaluation.

Earlier, the Central Bank presented a report on the creation and implementation of the digital national currency - the digital ruble.

Doctor of Economics Konstantin Ordov, in an interview with Nation News, commented on plans to develop a digital ruble.