Belarusian Ruble, Following Russian One, Continues To Depreciate Against Dollar

At the auction in Minsk, the dollar surpassed the mark of 2.05 rubles amid the fall of the Russian ruble.

At the currency auctions in Minsk on August 10, the Belarusian ruble continued to fall in price against the dollar amid a sharp reduction in the price of the Russian ruble following the news about new US sanctions against the Russian Federation.

Such information is available on the website of the Belarusian Currency and Stock Exchange.

As a result of trades, the euro went down by 0,0169

rubles (0.71%) and amounted to 2.3538 rubles.

The rate of the US dollar increased by 0.0111 rubles (0.54%) up to 2.0557 rubles.

The exchange rate of the Russian ruble fell by 0.0213 rubles (0.69%) and amounted to 3.0749 Belarusian rubles for 100 Russian rubles.