Dubai, United Arab Emirates (CNN) – The Russian ruble rose against the dollar in trading, Thursday, to reach 65 rubles per dollar, in a new rise after closing Wednesday at 66.1 rubles per dollar.
Ha-ha-ha-ha, if the war in Ukraine continues and Western sanctions against Russia increase, every dollar may become a ruble.. while European currencies collapse, the Russian currency is getting stronger day by day ????????????
The new rise in the ruble price provoked an interaction among activists on social networking sites. The journalist Faisal Al-Qasim published a sarcastic tweet in which he said: “If the war continues in Ukraine and Western sanctions against Russia increase, every dollar may become a ruble… While European currencies collapse, the Russian currency is getting stronger day by day.” day”.
@zymasya51027421 The ruble is not linked to gold… All that happened is that the exchange rate was fixed to the gold rate until the end of June. Pegging the ruble to gold is a disaster for Russia if the gold rises and the ruble falls Yes, there are not enough rubles for all the Russian gas trade … and the Russians say that they are the ones who do the transfers and no one knows anything about them
The appreciation of the ruble against the dollar prompted previous statements by Russian President Vladimir Putin, who said that according to the newly signed decree on natural gas trade with “unfriendly countries”, companies will need to have accounts in Russian banks and pay contracts in rubles.
The ruble continues to improve despite all the Western sanctions on Russia, and the ruble is now better than it was before the Corona crisis https://t.co/Y6zwDMlsHP
This price is less than half the number that one dollar can buy in early March, when at its peak, on March 7, the ruble was trading at 135 against the dollar.