On the last working day of the outgoing week and the first day of November in Belarus, two of the four key foreign currencies rose in price.
Two more foreign currencies have fallen in price. The dollar and euro started the last autumn month on a positive note, while the Russian ruble and Chinese yuan started on a negative note.
This is evidenced by the data published based on the results of Friday's trading on the official website of the Belarusian Currency and Stock Exchange.
As for the "American", on November 1 it rose in price by 0.0041 rubles, which is plus 0.12%. The current rate is 3.3203 rubles per 1 dollar.
The single European currency supported the upward trend of its American counterpart, strengthening against the Belarusian by 0.0027 rubles (+0.07%).
Until next week, the official exchange rate of the euro in the republic (according to the Belarusian Currency and Stock Exchange) will be 3.6216 rubles.
On November 1, the Russian ruble fell by 0.0013 Belarusian rubles, down 0.04%. Now 100 "Russians" cost 3.4239 Br.
The Chinese yuan also weakened, depreciating by 0.0005 rubles (minus 0.01%).
Until Monday, 10 yuan will cost 4.6717 rubles in Belarus.
