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Bank of Russia bought 12.2 billion rubles’ worth of yuan
The Bank of Russia bought yuan on the domestic market with settlements on November 6, 2026.
The purchase was worth 12.2 billion rubles, or $147.8 million.
The bank also bought 12.2 billion rubles’ worth of yuan with settlements on November 5.
These transactions are part of the bank’s currency operations on the Moscow Exchange.
They use the exchange’s yuan-ruble trading instrument.
The information provided does not state why the bank made the purchases or what it will do next.
The Bank of Russia bought yuan worth 12.2 billion rubles, or $147.8 million, on the domestic market.
The purchase was settled on November 6, 2026, according to data on the regulator’s website.
The regulator also bought yuan worth 12.2 billion rubles with settlements on November 5.
The bank carries out domestic currency operations on the Moscow Exchange’s yuan-ruble instrument.
- Who
- The Bank of Russia.
- What
- It bought yuan worth 12.2 billion rubles ($147.8 million) on the domestic market.
- When
- The purchase was settled on November 6, 2026; another purchase was settled on November 5.
- Where
- On the domestic market, through the yuan-ruble instrument on the Moscow Exchange.
- Why
- Not stated.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
The Bank of Russia purchased yuan worth 12.2 billion rubles, with settlement on this date.
The Bank of Russia purchased yuan worth 12.2 billion rubles, with settlement on this date.
- Purchase amount
- 12.2 billion rubles
- Dollar value
- $147.8 million
- Settlement date
- November 6, 2026
- Previous settlement date
- November 5, 2026
- Trading venue
- Moscow Exchange’s yuan-ruble instrument