Bank of Russia Lowers Euro Rate, Raises Yuan for May 30‑June 1
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The Bank of Russia announced a reduction in the official euro exchange rate for the period from May 30 to June 1, 2024. The rate was lowered by 1 ruble and 5.23 kopecks to 82.6369 rubles per euro.
The central bank also increased the official yuan rate for the same period, although the exact new figure was not disclosed in the brief statement.
The move reflects the Bank of Russia’s ongoing adjustments to foreign‑exchange policy amid fluctuating global currency markets.
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