Bank of Russia Raises Dollar Rate to 84.5 Rubles for September 18
The central bank also increased the official euro exchange rate, according to TASS.
The Bank of Russia has set the official US dollar exchange rate at 84.5 rubles for September 18, according to a report by the Russian state news agency TASS.
The central bank also raised the official euro exchange rate by 37.09 kopecks, bringing it to 97.4984 rubles, TASS reported.
The Bank of Russia publishes official currency exchange rates daily, which are used as reference points for financial transactions, customs valuations, and other official purposes within Russia.
TASS did not provide additional details on the factors driving the rate changes in its report.
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