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23.09.2020
and precious metals is converted to rubles using the period average USDRUB exchange rate. ** Using the methodology of the 6th edition of “Balance of Payments
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various geopolitical developments, among other factors, which may have an effect on exchange rate and inflation expectations. Upward pressure on prices may also lead to
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not affect the exchange rate considerably, and we are striving to ensure that such deals do not significantly impact the exchange rate. Once again, the
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16.09.2020
Exchange Rate of US Dollar Against Ruble*.......................................................................................................... 87 3.2.2. Official Exchange Rate of Euro Against Ruble*.................................................................................................................. 89 3.2.3. Official Exchange Rate:
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16.09.2020
Chart 12). EXCHANGE RATES IN EMES CHANGED IN A DIVERSE MANNER Chart 9 (02.01.2018 = 100) EXCHANGE RATES IN ADVANCED ECONOMIES* EXCHANGE RATES IN
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16.09.2020
unchanged in August vs July. 20 10 Influence of the ruble’s exchange rate 0 As anti-epidemic measures were relaxed -10 and trade in non-food
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10.09.2020
Inflation targeting Active inflation Liquidity Transition deadline Key rate Floating exchange announced targeting management set introduced rate introduced Dec. 2018 Dec. 2019 July 2020 communications
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fully floating ruble exchange rate, therefore its dynamics depend on a lot of factors. Moreover, it is important to note that exchange rate fluctuations are
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ruble exchange rate?”). How does the exchange rate impact the economy? Exchange rate can impact the economy through different channels. First, the exchange rate directly
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dedollarisation of banks' balance sheets, which has reduced the risks associated with exchange rate fluctuations. All this ensured that banks were able to support their