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Bank of Russia buys 12.1 billion rubles’ worth of yuan
The Bank of Russia bought yuan in Russia’s domestic market in an operation settled on October 27, 2026.
The purchase was worth 12.1 billion rubles, or $150 million.
The bank carries out these currency trades on the Moscow Exchange’s yuan-ruble market.
The text also says the bank bought yuan worth 12 billion rubles in an operation settled on October 26, but does not explain the difference from the headline’s focus on October 27.
These figures show the bank made yuan purchases on two consecutive settlement dates.
The information provided does not say why the bank bought yuan or what it plans to do next.
The Bank of Russia bought yuan worth 12.1 billion rubles on the domestic market, according to data cited by TASS.
The purchase was settled on October 27, 2026, and valued at $150 million.
The regulator conducts currency purchases and sales on the Moscow Exchange’s yuan-ruble instrument.
The article also says the Bank bought yuan worth 12 billion rubles with settlements on October 26.
- Who
- The Bank of Russia.
- What
- It bought yuan worth 12.1 billion rubles, or $150 million.
- When
- Settlements were made on October 27, 2026.
- 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 article says the Bank of Russia bought yuan worth 12 billion rubles with settlements on this date.
The Bank bought yuan worth 12.1 billion rubles, or $150 million, with settlements on this date.
TASS published its report on the purchase.
- Purchase value
- 12.1 billion rubles
- Dollar value
- $150 million
- Settlement date
- October 27, 2026
- Trading instrument
- Yuan-ruble
- Exchange
- Moscow Exchange
- Previous reported purchase
- 12 billion rubles, settled October 26