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Russia sets official dollar rate at 83.9497 rubles for October 15
The Bank of Russia raised the official dollar rate to 83.9497 rubles for October 15.
That was an increase of 8.22 kopecks from the previous rate.
The official euro rate rose to 93.9229 rubles, up 15.06 kopecks.
The yuan rate also edged up, reaching 12.5358 rubles.
These are official rates set by Russia’s central bank, not a record of every exchange someone might make.
The bank bases its dollar and euro rates on reports of over-the-counter trades by banks.
The rates apply for October 15; no further action was stated.
The Bank of Russia set the official dollar rate at 83.9497 rubles for October 15.
The rate rose by 8.22 kopecks from the previous indicator.
The official euro rate was set at 93.9229 rubles, up 15.06 kopecks.
The official yuan rate was set at 12.5358 rubles, up 3.3 kopecks.
The Central Bank bases official dollar and euro rates on banks’ reports of over-the-counter currency market transactions.
- Who
- The Bank of Russia.
- What
- It set the official dollar rate at 83.9497 rubles for October 15.
- When
- October 14, 2026.
- Where
- Moscow, Russia.
- Why
- The Central Bank fixes official dollar and euro rates using banks’ reports on over-the-counter currency market transactions.
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- Dollar rate
- 83.9497 rubles for October 15
- Change in dollar rate
- Up 8.22 kopecks
- Euro rate
- 93.9229 rubles
- Change in euro rate
- Up 15.06 kopecks
- Yuan rate
- 12.5358 rubles, up 3.3 kopecks