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Euro fell in price, dollar, Russian ruble and yuan rose in price on October 28

Following the results of the next trades, the dollar, the Russian ruble and the yuan rose in price, and the euro became cheaper. This information is published on the official website of the Belarusian ...

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Euro fell in price, dollar, Russian ruble and yuan rose in price on October 28

Following the results of the next trades, the dollar, the Russian ruble and the yuan rose in price, and the euro became cheaper. Such information is published on the official website of the Belarusian Currency and Stock Exchange, reports sb.by.

Photo from the SB archive
Photo from the SB archive

The dollar has risen in price at . 0.0002 - its exchange rate is . 2.9458.

The euro weakened at .0.0056 and is now worth .3.2791.

The Russian ruble added 0.0025 and is now valued at 3.6622 per hundred.

The yuan rose by 0.0053 and stands at 4.4231 per 10 yuan.

Source: СБ. Беларусь сегодня ↗

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