Russian Central Bank Reports Historic Record $12.2B Unaccounted Capital Outflow
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The regulatory authority estimates that $12.2 billion left the country in the second quarter through transactions that do not fall under standard categories such as imports, repayment of debts or investments
Russian Central Bank Reports Historic Record $12.2B Unaccounted Capital Outflow
The Russian economy saw a sharp surge in unrecorded foreign capital outflows in 2026, according to statistics from the Central Bank of Russia, as reported by The Moscow Times on September 7.
In 2026, the Russian economy saw a sharp increase in the number of "gray" transactions involving money being moved abroad. The largest amount of money in history fled Russia.
In another quarter of 2026, Russia could cost $12.2 billion for unforeseen or neural operations — this is the record for all available statistics to the Central Bank of the Russian Federation from 1994, which is 8.7 times more than in the first quarter.
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