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This morning the dollar exchange rate increased by 0.47 rubles and was worth 60.04 rubles, the euro rose 0.43 rubles and was worth 70.45 rubles at the Moscow Exchange. The dollar rose above 60 rubles for the first time since July …
The euro rose to 70 rubles for the first time since November last year during the today's trading on the Moscow stock exchange. The euro exchange rate rose 0.60 rubles and was worth 69.80 rubles on the Moscow exchange, as …
The official euro exchange rate increased by 0.28 rubles to 69.02 rubles on the Moscow stock exchange for the first time since Autumn 2016. The price of the US dollar increased by 0.27 rubles, reaching 60.43 rubles, Gazeta.ru …
The ruble exchange rate increase against the dollar and the euro on the Moscow exchange against the background of growing oil prices. Brent for September settlement gained as much as 1.29% to $46.34 per barrel on the London-based ICE …
Today the US currency during the trading process at the Moscow Stock Exchange has crossed its psychological barrier of 60 rubles for the first time since February 2017. The cost of the euro has crossed the barrier of 67 rubles for the first …
Russian national currency rate began to drop today following cheap oil prices, which dropped to $47.2 per barrel. The dollar rose to 58 rubles, while the European currency exceeded psychological mark of 65 rubles for the first time since February …
The cost of the August futures of Brent crude oil on London's ICE trading have declined by 3.3% to $48.95 per barrel. As of 13:31, the dollar increased by 0.37 rubles and was worth 56.75 rubles on the Moscow stock …
The cost of the July futures of Brent crude oil on London's ICE trading decreased by 2.8% to $46.63 per barrel, breaking the minimum of November 29, 2016. For the first time since November 30, 2016 the oil price declined below the …
The ruble exchange rate is strengthening against the dollar and the euro on the Moscow Stock Exchange: the dollar declined by 0.18 rubles and was worth 55.9 rubles, The euro exchange rate fell 0.24 rubles and was worth 59.65 …
The euro fell below 60 rubles, thus renewing the minimum of early July 2015. At 18:28 (Moscow time), the euro was at the level of 59.98 rubles, gazeta.ru writes. …
There was a sharp decline in the dollar exchange rates today on the Moscow stock exchange. Dollar fell below 56,55 rubles for the first time since mid-July 2015, reaching 56.36 rubles. The euro exchange rate declined by 0.29 rubles to 60.63 …
Today's trading on the Moscow stock exchange resulted a sharp decline in the dollar and the euro exchange rates against the ruble. As of 10:40 (MSK), the euro exchange rate fell below the level of 60 rubles, and as of 11:40 it …
Russian President Vladimir Putin may discuss the issue of strengthening of the Russian currency at the meeting with Economic Development Minister Maksim Oreshkin later in the day, the Kremlin spokesman …
The euro exchange rate fell to 59 rubles at the Moscow Exchange for the first time since June 3, 2015. As of 11:02 (MSK), the euro exchange rate reached 59.88 rubles. The dollar exchange rate, in turn, declined by 0.46 …
As of 10:10 am (MSK), the dollar exchange rate was worth only 57.9625 rubles at the morning trading session at the Moscow Exchange. For the last time the ruble exchange rate was so high in summer 2015. The euro was worth 61.32 rubles. …
The cost of the futures of Brent crude oil on London's ICE trading have risen by 0.94% to $57.05 per barrel. The last time the price of Brent crude rose above $57 per barrel was on January 6, 2017, TASS recalls. …
The dollar is likely to hit parity with the euro during 2017 driven by diverging paths for interest rates, according to Goldman Sachs' chief economist. The Federal Reserve is likely to hike interest rates three times in 2017, …
Oil prices, after falling the day before, began to recover gradually due to a thorough implementation of the agreement on the production cuts. Thus, the March futures for Brent crude oil on London's …
There was a decline in the dollar and the euro exchange rates today on the Moscow stock exchange.
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