Dubai, United Arab Emirates (CNN) – The exchange rate of the Russian ruble once morest the US dollar rose, Thursday, to 81.75 rubles per dollar, following reaching record levels of 117 rubles per dollar following the announcement of Western sanctions once morest Russia.
According to the reporter of the American Wall Street newspaper in Germany: Putin’s popularity in Russia has risen from 71% before the Ukraine crisis to 83% since the start of military operations in Ukraine Comment: There is something strange happening, the Russian ruble is regaining its value and Putin’s popularity is rising ????: Is it a mistake in the calculations of America and NATO or It’s still early https://t.co/5hxbjt0rMU
The appreciation of the ruble once morest the dollar prompted statements by Russian President Vladimir Putin, on Thursday, 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.
If the Russian ruble continues to rise once morest the dollar so quickly, I do not rule out that Putin will send a message of thanks to America and the West for their sanctions because they have significantly supported the ruble. pour uncle pour
In response to Putin’s statements, the German and French Economy Ministers said, on Thursday, that they are committed to existing agreements with Russia regarding the payment of payments for Russian gas supplies in euros only.
???? The Russian ruble continues to rise and erase the losses of the war: ⭕️ US dollar = 120 rubles ⭕️ Now US dollar = 85 rubles ???? I remembered what some locals said #Putin fell into the quagmire #Ukraine
A spokesman for British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Thursday that Britain would not accept the Russian president’s request to pay for Russian gas in rubles, adding that British Energy Secretary Kwasi Quarting had made it clear that “this is not something the United Kingdom will consider.”
