The National Bank of Belarus sets the official exchange rates of the domestic ruble to foreign currencies on a daily basis.
This Monday, September 30, was no exception.
Judging by the “fresh” rates published by the regulator, the Belarusian ruble has lost to all four main foreign currencies in the country.
This means that on Monday the dollar, euro, Russian ruble and Chinese yuan are worth more than they were on Friday and last weekend.
Thus, the official exchange rate of the dollar according to the National Bank today is 3.2113 rubles for one “American”.
Compared to September 27, the overseas currency has risen in price by 0.04%.
The exchange rate of the single European currency today is 3.5844 rubles per 1 euro (plus 0.22%).
On September 30, the official price for a hundred “Russians” is 3.4773 Belarusian rubles (+ 0.07%).
Ten Chinese yuan is currently worth 4.6326 rubles, which is 0.49% higher than Friday's price.
Among other currencies quoted in Belarus, we note the rates set for September 30:
– 10 Polish zlotys – 8.3758 rubles;
– 10 Turkish lira – 0.9393 rubles;
– 100 Ukrainian hryvnia – 7.8105 rubles;
– 1 British pound sterling – 4.2986 rubles;
– 1 Swiss franc – 3.8069 rubles;
– 100 Japanese yen – 2.2446 rubles;
– 100 Indian rupees – 3.8365 rubles;
– 1 Australian dollar – 2.2123 rubles;
– 1 Canadian dollar – 2.3828 rubles;
– 1 New Zealand dollar – 2.0278 rubles;
– 1 Singapore dollar – 2.5042 rubles;
– 1,000 Kazakhstani tenge – 6.7024 rubles.
