Ruble hits euro against euro for the first time in two years due to capital restrictions, etc. | Reuters

The Russian ruble on the 6th was the highest price in about two years against the euro. Against the dollar, it is heading towards 1 dollar = 66 rubles. Taken on February 24 (2022 Archyde.com / Dado Ruvic)

[Archyde.com on the 6th]–The Russian ruble on the 6th was the highest price in about two years against the euro. Against the dollar, it is heading towards 1 dollar = 66 rubles. The background is capital restrictions and sluggish foreign currency demand.

As of 0719 GMT (4:19 pm Japan time), the ruble is 69.57 rubles, up 0.8% against the euro. It rose to 69.125 rubles, the highest since February 2020.

It was up 1.1% against the dollar at 66.24 rubles. It is approaching the highest price of 65.3125 rubles in about two years, which was recorded the day before.

The ruble has benefited from a compulsory sale of foreign currency by exporters in recent weeks. Foreign currency demand is also sluggish due to shrinking imports and restrictions on cross-border transactions.

Russian stocks are mixed.

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