The Central Bank set the official rate of the euro below 96 rubles for the first time since August 13
The Central Bank set on September 26-28 the official rate of the euro at the level of 95.87 rubles, follows from the data on the website of the regulator. This is 1.01 rubles lower than the rate set for September 24 (96.8 rubles), as well as the minimum cost from August 13.
The Central Bank set on September 26-28 the official rate of the euro at the level of 95.87 rubles, follows from the data on the website of the regulator. This is 1.01 rubles lower than the rate set for September 24 (96.8 rubles), as well as the minimum cost from August 13.
The regulator also reduced the official dollar exchange rate to 84.34 rubles (-0.56 rubles). The yuan exchange rate decreased slightly: from 12.65 rubles to 12.54 rubles.
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In August, the average monthly exchange rate of the ruble fell by 6.8% against the US dollar, against the euro by 8.4%, against the yuan by 7.8%. The weakening of the Central Bank was explained by a decrease in foreign currency sales against the background of lower prices for Russian oil in June and July.
