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Bank of Russia Sets Higher Official Exchange Rates for USD, EUR, and CNY

6/4/2026AI summary

Bank of Russia Sets Higher Official Exchange Rates for USD, EUR, and CNY

The Bank of Russia has increased the official exchange rates for the US dollar, Euro, and Chinese yuan for June 5, 2026. The dollar rate rose by 95.2 kopecks to 74.2956 rubles, the euro by 1 ruble 14.69 kopecks to 86.2712 rubles, and the yuan by 12.74 kopecks to 10.9536 rubles.

India's Commerce Minister: Government Doesn't Control Exchange Rates

5/23/2026AI summary

India's Commerce Minister: Government Doesn't Control Exchange Rates

India's Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal stated the government does not control exchange rates, which are determined by market forces and global factors. He noted the rupee's recent appreciation and highlighted government efforts to boost exports, reduce import reliance, and attract investment through measures like free trade agreements.