The Moscow Exchange was forced to suspend trading in dollars and euros following the imposition of new US sanctions. Such actions may psychologically impact players in Russia's currency market, but economists explain that the halt in trading will not have catastrophic consequences. After the sanctions were introduced, the cash purchase rate for dollars and euros in many Moscow bank branches sharply increased, reports Forbes. The dollar was being bought at around 120 rubles, and the euro at 125 rubles. Meanwhile, as of June 13, according to Russian banks, the dollar is being bought at an average of 91.56 rubles and sold at 91 rubles.
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Негізгі бет 🤡Russians SHOCKED by US sanctions! The Bank of Russia HALTS trading on the Moscow Exchange!
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