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USD/RUB - US Dollar Russian Ruble
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| USD/JPY | · | Japanese Yen | |
| USD/SGD | · | Singapore Dollar | |
| USD/THB | · | Thai Baht | |
| USD/HKD | · | Hong Kong Dollar | |
| USD/INR | · | Indian Rupee | |
| USD/KRW | · | Korean Won | |
| USD/BDT | · | Bangladeshi Taka | |
| USD/BND | · | Brunei Dollar | |
| USD/CNY | · | Chinese Yuan | |
| USD/IDR | · | Indonesian Rupiah | |
| USD/KHR | · | Cambodian Riel | |
| USD/KZT | · | Kazakh Tenge | |
| USD/LAK | · | Lao Kip | |
| USD/LKR | · | Sri Lankan Rupee | |
| USD/MMK | · | Myanmar kyat | |
| USD/MOP | · | Macanese Pataca | |
| USD/MVR | · | Maldivian Rufiyaa | |
| USD/MYR | · | Malaysian Ringgit | |
| USD/NPR | · | Nepalese Rupee | |
| USD/PHP | · | Philippine Peso | |
| USD/PKR | · | Pakistani Rupee | |
| USD/TWD | · | Taiwan Dollar | |
| USD/UZS | · | Uzbekistani Sum | |
| USD/VND | · | Vietnamese Dong | |
| USD/AZN | · | Azerbaijani Manat | |
| USD/CNH | · | Chinese Yuan Offshore | |
| USD/KGS | · | Kyrgyzstan som | |
| USD/TJS | · | Tajikistani somoni | |
| USD/MNT | · | Mongolian Tugrik | |
| USD/AFN | · | Afghanistan Afghani | |
| USD/BTN | · | Bhutanese Ngultrum | |
| USD/ZAR | · | South African Rand | |
| USD/BIF | · | Burundian Franc | |
| USD/BWP | · | Botswana Pula | |
| USD/DJF | · | Djiboutian Franc | |
| USD/DZD | · | Algerian Dinar | |
| USD/EGP | · | Egyptian Pound | |
| USD/ETB | · | Ethiopian Birr | |
| USD/GHS | · | Ghanaian Cedi | |
| USD/GMD | · | Gambian Dalasi | |
| USD/GNF | · | Guinean Franc | |
| USD/KES | · | Kenyan Shilling | |
| USD/KMF | · | Comorian Franc | |
| USD/LSL | · | Lesotho loti | |
| USD/LYD | · | Libyan Dinar | |
| USD/MAD | · | Moroccan Dirham | |
| USD/MGA | · | Malagasy Ariary | |
| USD/MRU | · | Mauritanian ouguiya | |
| USD/MUR | · | Mauritian Rupee | |
| USD/MWK | · | Malawian Kwacha | |
| USD/NAD | · | Namibian Dollar | |
| USD/NGN | · | Nigerian Naira | |
| USD/RWF | · | Rwandan Franc | |
| USD/SCR | · | Seychelles Rupee | |
| USD/SDG | · | Sudanese Pound | |
| USD/SOS | · | Somali Shilling | |
| USD/STN | · | São Tomé/Príncipe Dobra | |
| USD/SZL | · | Swazi Lilangeni | |
| USD/TND | · | Tunisian Dinar | |
| USD/TZS | · | Tanzanian Shilling | |
| USD/UGX | · | Ugandan Shilling | |
| USD/XAF | · | Central African Franc | |
| USD/XOF | · | West African CFA franc | |
| USD/ZMW | · | Zambia Kwacha | |
| USD/MZN | · | Mozambican Metical | |
| USD/AOA | · | Angolan kwanza | |
| USD/ZiGl | · | Zimbabwean Dollar | |
| USD/CDF | · | Congolese franc | |
| USD/AUD | · | Australian Dollar | |
| USD/FJD | · | Fiji Dollar | |
| USD/NZD | · | New Zealand Dollar | |
| USD/PGK | · | Papua New Guinean Kina | |
| USD/VUV | · | Vanuatu vatu | |
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| USD/TMT | · | ||
| USD/ARSB | · | Argentinian Blue Dollar | |
| USD/CHF | · | Swiss Franc | |
| USD/TRY | · | Turkish Lira | |
| USD/PLN | · | Polish Zloty | |
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| USD/NOK | · | Norwegian Krone | |
| USD/HUF | · | Hungarian Forint | |
| USD/CZK | · | Czech Koruna | |
| USD/ALL | · | Albanian Lek | |
| USD/AMD | · | Armenian Dram | |
| USD/BGN | · | Bulgarian Lev | |
| USD/EUR | · | Euro | |
| USD/GBP | · | British Pound | |
| USD/GEL | · | Georgian lari | |
| USD/ISK | · | Icelandic Kr | |
| USD/MDL | · | Moldovan Leu | |
| USD/MKD | · | Macedonian Denar | |
| USD/RON | · | Romanian Leu | |
| USD/RSD | · | Serbian Dinar | |
| USD/UAH | · | Ukrainian Hryvnia | |
| USD/BYN | · | Belarusian Ruble | |
| USD/ILS | · | Israeli Shekel | |
| USD/AED | · | UAE Dirham | |
| USD/JOD | · | Jordan Dinar | |
| USD/KWD | · | Kuwaiti Dinar | |
| USD/SAR | · | Saudi Riyal | |
| USD/BHD | · | Baharain Dinar | |
| USD/IQD | · | Iraqi Dinar | |
| USD/IRR | · | Iranian Rial | |
| USD/LBP | · | Lebanese Pound | |
| USD/OMR | · | Omani Rial | |
| USD/QAR | · | Qatari Riyal | |
| USD/SYP | · | Syrian Pound | |
| USD/YER | · | Yemeni Rial | |
| USD/BBD | · | Barbadian Dollar | |
| USD/BSD | · | Bahamas Dollar | |
| USD/CUP | · | Cuban Peso | |
| USD/DOP | · | Dominican Peso | |
| USD/HTG | · | Haitian Gourde | |
| USD/JMD | · | Jamaican Dollar | |
| USD/TTD | · | Trinidad Dollar | |
| USD/XCD | · | East Caribbean Dollar | |
| USD/CAD | · | Canadian Dollar | |
| USD/MXN | · | Mexican Peso | |
| USD/BRLT | · | Brazilian Real Tourism | |
| USD/ARS | · | Argentinian Peso | |
| USD/BOB | · | Bolivian Boliviano | |
| USD/BRL | · | Brazil Real | |
| USD/CLP | · | Chilean Peso | |
| USD/COP | · | Colombian Peso | |
| USD/PEN | · | Peru Sol | |
| USD/PYG | · | Paraguayan Guarani | |
| USD/UYU | · | Uruguayan Peso | |
| USD/VES | · | Venezuelan Bolivar | |
| USD/BZD | · | Belize Dollar | |
| USD/CRC | · | Costa Rican Colon | |
| USD/GTQ | · | Guatemalan Quetzal | |
| USD/HNL | · | Honduran Lempira | |
| USD/NIO | · | Nicaraguan Córdoba | |
| USD/PAB | · | Panamanian Balboa | |
| USD/SVC | · | El Salvador Colon |
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USD/RUB Discussions
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What I liked most was that thousands of people here spoke disparagingly about the ruble.Ruble slapped and everyone ran away. ))))
Nothing to discuss, ruble is manipulated.
Laughing_Beast You've been telling your wildest dreams about the ruble's collapse for years now. It's a shame (for you) that sanctions don't work that way with resource-exporting countries ("bees against honey"). So bear with it and moan about manipulation more. As russian, I feel joy)))
Remember when it reached 115-120 and people said it would crash? Pure manipulation
Alright ruble useless fx artificially held high real fair value 155. Russia sellinggold shows clearly rising debt levels. debt should devaluate ruble.
Russians are cool. The West lost.
Putin
putin tup
I voted for Putin
The ruble this week was weak due the russian cb seeming not being able to keep it under control as according to russian sources russias cb reserves are gone and that is hilariously right on schedule, the usdrub is poised to reach 100 again might be this year still as russias economy is grinding down, rising oil prices (in russia) leading to less buying by china and india, russia doomed.
Meanwhile CBR reserves reached another all time historical high - $723 bln.
One Me lol.... how much do they pay you?
update info...today is 77 and going down, just fyi
Russian GDP ex military 2.24T in 2022, last reading was 1.47T so russia lost 800B economic value, it does suit what earnings said, sberbank ceo after earnings said russia will go in recession
Again you mixing up exchange rate and economy value.
Nominal economy in constant prices, which excludes inflation (In trl rubles).
2018: 127.9
2019: 130.7
2020: 127.3
2021: 134.7
2022: 132.8
2023: 138.2
2024: 143.9
2025: 146.0 (forecast)
In current prices, which includes inflation:
2018: 103.9
2019: 109.6
2020: 107.7
2021: 134.7
2022: 156.9
2023: 176.4
2024: 200.0
2025: 214.0 (forecast)
And that would transform into purchasing party, i.e not taking exchange rate, which means nothing (in trl ID$):
2018: 4.2
2019: 4.6
2020: 4.7
2021: 5.7
2022: 6.0
2023: 6.5
2024: 6.9
2025: 7.2 (forecast)
One Me Your stats mean nothing.
But your comparison of market capitalization to added product value means everything.
Russian GDP = $2.174 trillion Apple Market cap = $3.450 trillion
One Me You do realize that apple makes more profit than the entire moex together right?
Most of largest Russian companies are private. Then again, you comparing in dollars, but purchasing power of currencies are different. And then you can't understand that Apple is a bubble. 60% of Apple revenue come from a single product. The product that cost double of chinese competitors, being worse in everything, making that artificial bubble. Apple shipments did not grow since 2015. They hit the ceil with no any perspectives of growth.
wrong
Russias Q2 earnings now done 15B loss. GDP will soon go even lower.
Reserves are at $700 bln. Wealth fund, which isn't related to foreign exchange and gold reserves, was capped at 13 trl rub in 2020 and is still 13 trl. Little you see. Just few days ago you didn't know about wealth fund and budget structure.
165B usd.
Again. It was capped in 2020. Surpluses are spent on infrastructure.
Another package of lol sanctions against Russia to stop the war is coming. The war is stopped simply - stop helping Ukraine, capitulation of the Kyiv regime within a few months and that's it, here it is, peace.
really?
Yep I think USSR also should’ve been capitulated letting Adolf Hitler win the WW2, no shit
Wait wait, so we won’t see 30 rubbles per 1 dollar?! Noooo
130 more likely… before the end of the year.
Guy under correct. Ruble upmove is artificial. It does cost russia billions a day to sustain this. In meantime smaller banks go bankrupt of the 11 smaller banks in moscow 9 filed bankruptcy. Their money can't be withdrawn and if bailed out the kremlin will take these. Average russians without a voice are clients of these banks. Germany 1919.
You keep making up everything. And the fantasy is pretty bad, to say. There are no mass bankruptcies of "small" banks. And it also doesn't cost anything to maintain ruble growth, because exports are 1.5 times higher than import. Reserves have hit historical high in July. On a contrary it cost a lot hold ruble growth.
One Me Source: Whatever the kremlin says. But you fail to simply understand basic economics. moex Q2 has so far 21% earnings loss YoY. according to vkru hundreds if not thousands of russians complain not being able to withdraw money of the smaller banks, kommersant also reported it. in meantime people like you who have no clue about economics will ofcourse parrot whatever the kremlin says. we call that : Uneducated. Next time stay quiet or i school you more.
putin economy collapse putin regime is devil banks in really bad situation
As the russian budget goes 60% to war it makes no sense to buy ruble, but since the central bank banned selling it means it cant do anything, hence why ruble is untradeable in dubai, hk, singapore, shanghai exchanges aswell, no one should look to this russia is bankrupt. Whoever denies it just can look to either bond market or earnings. if moex100 makes a 85% earning loss YoY it meeans the economy is in a heavy decline, why the moex did recover alot is thanks due russias 105b injection in stock buying, the big cap holding will profit the smaller ones will go bankrupt, hence why their minister of financials said to compress moex100 to moex50, normally indexes only expand unless a country is bankrupt. Then they try to hide it will removing smaller companies out the index.
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it will go down to USD vs Ruble. 68 to 58 with in a month or so. but depends if Russian govt let it be that strong
Yep, then to 28, after that people will even pay you to have an opportunity to take their dollars
to give their dollars to you *
Hello, i am from Russia. We also don't know what will happen to the exchange rate next) For our government, a rate of around 90 is beneficial. But now, due to sanctions, imports have decreased, but foreign currency earnings continue to come in, so the ruble exchange rate is rising against the dollar. In general, sanctions help strengthen the ruble))
So why did russia default on yuan? Why did the cb ''accidentally'' released gdp report that the economy of russia is 1.4T down from 2.2T, live in a bubble? Big banks go good yea, smaller ones go bankrupt.
It doesn't matter anymore. Russians are prohibited from buying rubble, plus they are broke and have no money. So rate is pointless at this time. As a matter of fact, they are trying to make rate higher to fill the budget but they can't
Not true. At my last visit 3 months ago Russias progress is way ahead of the US and poised to greater prosperity unlike American citizens. I am American and have no Russia connection. Watch our dollar index, its lowering almost daily. Our currency is dying because we are nkt on the gold standard.
Untrue. Visiting 3 mo ago Russias progress succeeds US and poised to greater prosperity. I am American w/ no Russia connection. Watch our dollar index lower almost daily. Our currency is dying because we are not on the gold standard.
it needs to be around 90-100
When it was at 115 everyone said it was crashing...
With russia now cutting rates its the ideal sign that russia is bankrupt.
I said 2 months ago. It will be 70.
Who call sell ruble? No one. Russias REAL economy declined 3% last year
77 76 75 74
See a pattern?
From 100 lol
You weak to think
Trump wears baggy diapers that Elawn sniffs
lol my previous comment was almost a month ago when the ruble was 82. now it's 79 , dam Russia is kicking some NATO buts
sorry my previous comment is two months ago
I wonder why you use this app if you dont even know why the ruble is gaining.
Remember my comment.
A few months ago the ruble was completely collapsing. Since then it did +30%. Crazy
They are selling much more USD then they are buying probably because of lower oil prices. This surely comes with a sharp drop in NWF holdings (that’s where the dollars they sell come from) but just as with the stock of Soviet tanks, the NWF holdings are not unlimited either. Expect stronger RUB as long as they have USD left in their piggy bank, then yoyo back to violent declines in the RUB just as before since nothing fundamentally improved for them.
It's other way round actually. Reserves have hit historical high last week and growing fast.
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