The Russian ruble is falling to the 100-per-dollar mark ... according to Bloomberg. The agency notes that the weakening of the ruble is not currently a concern, and it will benefit the state ...

The official exchange rate of the Russian ... of the war and growing expenditure on it. Alexander Parashchiy notes that inflation may accelerate by an additional 0.5-1% due to the ruble's decline.

Russia's ruble is ... a dollar slump is amplifying ruble strength. The US Dollar Index has reached multi-year lows, a surprising side-effect of Washington's trade war on the world.

The currency's strength presents risks to Russia's war-fueled budget. With government spending heavily inflated by military expenditures in early 2025, the ruble's appreciation undermines revenues ...

Russia’s ruble has surged to become the best performing global currency, posting this year’s strongest gains against the U.S. dollar to outpace even the traditional safe haven of gold.

Russian companies are interested in crypto payments in foreign trade deals, the head of Russia’s monetary authority has ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin, as quoted by state-run news agency TASS: "I would like to note that in the coming decade, 8 trillion 400 billion rubles have been allocated for the construction ...

At the same time, the factors that have helped boost the ruble so far this year are starting to lose steam: peace talks over the war in Ukraine appear stalled, oil prices are falling, and the effect ...

The official yuan rate is fixed at 13.80 rubles MOSCOW, November 13. /TASS/. The Bank of Russia set the official dollar rate at 99.9971 rubles for November 16-18, up 98 kopecks against the ...

Investors are looking for discounted Russian assets that could jump in value on a Ukraine peace deal. President Donald Trump has fueled hopes the war might ... currency as a ruble proxy, Bloomberg ...