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The official exchange rate of the dollar to the ruble of the Bank of Russia from September 13, 2014, increased by 27.87 kopecks. and amounted to 37.6545 rubles. / USD. This is a new record, the Central Bank had never been assessed US currency so high. The previous record was set the day before, when the official exchange rate was fixed at 37.3758 rubles. / USD.
The official euro rose today at 61.43 kopecks. – From September 13, it is 48.6647 rubles. / Euro. But to the absolute record euro is still far – March 18, 2014 the official euro was set at the level of the CBR 50.9442 rub. / Euro.
The trading session on the Russian MICEX currency market is marked by the depreciation of the ruble against the dollar, the euro and the currency basket ($ 0.55. and 0.45 euros).
As of 13:40 MSK dollar exchange rate calculations tomorrow was 37.6735 rubles. / USD. that 16.4 kopecks. higher than the previous trading day. Minimum transaction dollar committed at 37,551 rubles. / USD., Maximum – 37.7265 rub. / USD.
As of 13:40 MSK euro calculations tomorrow was 48,672 rubles. / Euro, 19.2 kopecks. higher than the previous trading day. Minimum transaction to take place at the level of the euro 48.5625 rub. / Euro, max – 48,752 rubles. / Euro.
The cost of the basket of the Bank of Russia as of 13:40 MSK was 42.6184 rubles. That 17.22 kopecks. higher than the previous trading day.
«The imposition of sanctions by the EU and the United States at the moment can have a significant pressure on the ruble as potentially expanding the demand for dollar liquidity in the local capital market. The impossibility of the largest state-owned companies and banks to refinance maturing before year-end debt to Western financial markets require the mobilization of internal resources that could potentially increase the domestic demand for foreign currency, “- said the deputy head of the analytical department of the bank” Zenith “Vladimir Evstifeev.
Earlier today, the EU authorities announced a new package of sanctions against Russia, affecting the oil industry, aeronautics and defense complex. Further restrictions imposed for exports to Russian goods and dual-use technologies that can be used in both civilian and defense industry, technology, and equipment necessary for the development of offshore fields, as well as access to capital markets.
Eugene Kalyuk
September 12, 2014
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