Ruble exchange rate falls, with Euro exceeding 93 rubles for the first time since July.
The official exchange rates for major currencies have seen some changes in the past few days, with the dollar and euro experiencing fluctuations, while the yuan has seen a rise.
In the latest development, the dollar has increased by 0.41 rubles and is now worth 78.86 rubles. This change was due to US sanctions that halted trading of key currencies on the Moscow Exchange. On the previous day, the dollar was worth 78.45 rubles.
The official exchange rate of the euro has seen a slight decrease. On July 5, the euro was valued at 93.12 rubles. However, on July 6, the euro's value dropped by 0.02 rubles, making it now worth 93.10 rubles. It's worth noting that the euro's value has remained stable since July 6, compared to its value on the day before July 5, which was 93.13 rubles.
Meanwhile, the yuan has seen a significant increase. On July 6, the yuan increased by 0.11 and is now worth 11.08 rubles. This marks a notable rise from its previous value of 11.07 rubles.
These exchange rates are determined by the Central Bank, which started forming official exchange rates using data from the exchange and over-the-counter markets in December 2024. The exact date of this switch is not explicitly stated in the available information.
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The fluctuations in the dollar and euro exchange rates are indicative of the unpredictable nature of the finance industry, affecting businesses that rely on international trade. Conversely, the significant rise in the yuan's value might signal a growing influence in the global finance business, as it consistently demonstrates stability and increase in its worth.
