The Russian ruble has dropped over 30% since August, prompting the central bank to halt foreign currency purchases to calm markets.
1No thanks★.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:42:28.51ID:TzlWIQk79
MOSCOW (Reuters) – Russia’s central bank said on Thursday it would halt foreign currency purchases to ease pressure on financial markets after the ruble fell below 110 to the dollar, down more than 30 percent since early August. The product will be suspended in the domestic market from the 28th until the end of the year, and purchases will be postponed until next year. For details, see source Reuters 2024/11/28
The Russian currency, the ruble, fell sharply on the 27th from 105.5 rubles to 114.53 rubles per dollar. A shortage of foreign currency in Russia may have made foreign exchange intervention difficult, leading to a sharp fall in the ruble. In the four days following the introduction of sanctions against Gazprombank, the dollar surged 14% and the euro 13%, causing independent media to report market panic. In addition, Russia is in the midst of a serious inflation crisis, and the depreciation of the ruble could further accelerate inflation.
For details, see source TV Asahi 2024/11/28.
The Russian currency, the ruble, fell sharply on the 27th from 105.5 rubles to 114.53 rubles per dollar. A shortage of foreign currency in Russia may have made foreign exchange intervention difficult, leading to a sharp fall in the ruble. In the four days following the introduction of sanctions against Gazprombank, the dollar surged 14% and the euro 13%, causing independent media to report market panic. In addition, Russia is in the midst of a serious inflation crisis, and the depreciation of the ruble could further accelerate inflation.
For details, see source TV Asahi 2024/11/28.
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36Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:50:29.94ID:zs5QFzu90
>>1
Great! Good job!
Russia loses!!! 1.
Great! Good job!
Russia loses!!! 1.
2Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:43:08.13ID:Oe0dIl5d0
There’s no way a country that issues government bonds with an annual interest rate of 20% can be lenient.
3Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:43:53.82ID:GoN8iXBZ0
After the war, please buy us the Kuril Islands and Sakhalin.
18Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:47:15.26ID:IXPbxye70
>>3
The seller may not be in Japan.
The seller may not be in Japan.
41Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:51:48.23ID:OTvPg5Qv0
>>3
Russia once sold Alaska for next to nothing and regretted it, so they probably won’t sell the land no matter how hard it gets.
Russia once sold Alaska for next to nothing and regretted it, so they probably won’t sell the land no matter how hard it gets.
4Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:44:08.05ID:h+GltJIW0
Japan can’t laugh at Russia even though the value of the yen is falling.
25Security Guard [lv.10] [Sprout].Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:48:35.74ID:dLmvKzH50
>>4
It’s funny because the reasons for the decline are different.
It’s funny because the reasons for the decline are different.
37Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:50:51.33ID:+2B75dkY0
>>4
The value of the yen in Japan is also falling.
Huh?
6Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:44:34.55ID:/HoBM1QD0
Why are the Russian sanctions not working?
7Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:45:11.62ID:6pYVBjan0
>>6
It gradually starts to work (Ago-onna’s shrill voice).
It gradually starts to work (Ago-onna’s shrill voice).
11Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:46:33.30ID:1+71LPyS0
>>6
The yen is weak in Japan, where there are no sanctions.
The yen is weak in Japan, where there are no sanctions.
8Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:45:32.69ID:U3lFdXeV0
Russia is a resource-rich country!
28Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:48:44.22ID:/HoBM1QD0
>>8
Countries that are not participating in the sanctions are taking advantage of Russia’s weakness to buy cheap oil, which shows there is no friendship between nations.
The US is increasing its oil production at a rapid pace, and Trump says he will accelerate it even further.
Countries that are not participating in the sanctions are taking advantage of Russia’s weakness to buy cheap oil, which shows there is no friendship between nations.
The US is increasing its oil production at a rapid pace, and Trump says he will accelerate it even further.
9Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:45:43.81ID:zQbXXcRF0
Is this shitty fund playing with us?
17Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:47:09.48ID:U3lFdXeV0
>>9
The yen was too strong to be toyed with and was crushed.
The yen was too strong to be toyed with and was crushed.
10Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:46:18.74ID:9sGASqbk0
Well, Russia should still use the yuan lol.
12Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:46:36.57ID:iGpg9uYg0
So the answer is probably “safe and secure” after all.
13Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:46:38.21ID:fGrypbJZ0
Panic panic panic everyone is panicking.
14Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:46:43.95ID:lKGKEBTj0
Russians are happy as long as they can drink vodka.
21Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:47:39.27ID:U3lFdXeV0
>>14
You can survive on potatoes.
You can survive on potatoes.
16Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:47:01.62ID:37cJgfkF0
Isono Louvre.
19Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:47:20.95ID:2RrpkGfj0
Rising import prices will further increase inflationary pressure.
20Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:47:29.37ID:5JqToTGv0
Now is the time to buy.
22Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:48:02.67ID:izaO1Oaa0
Should I buy it? Can I buy it?
23Security Guard [lv.3] [Sprout].Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:48:13.16ID:KmAMfvsl0
We are in such a dire situation that we have to apologise to North Korea and ask them to send us troops.
24Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:48:24.60ID:0N0enWlS0
If 1 dollar = 110 rubles, it’s more expensive than the yen. There’s still plenty of time.
26Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:48:36.38ID:fL/AdHEj0
Brrrr.
27Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:48:36.86ID:hkU6jti50
The ruble is banned from trading in Japan, so it’s pointless.
29Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:49:04.82ID:za2coT3s0
Piroshki is delicious.
30Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:49:08.20ID:oqdoz6+T0
Medvedev needs to quickly make a brave comment saying, “We consider this an attack on Russia” lol.
31Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:49:08.76ID:rIHjJbYL0
Has the wartime bubble finally burst?
32Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:49:45.45ID:f6rW7/ID0
Even though Japan has never been at war, its economy has fallen by more than 50% in just the past few years.
35Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:50:15.53ID:fL/AdHEj0
>>32
www.
www.
34Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:49:53.58ID:8ZASauuE0
Why is it falling when we are the world’s largest resource-rich country? I heard that the domestic economy is doing great, but is that a lie?
45Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:52:16.10ID:/HoBM1QD0
>>34
They’re only making money from the huge public works project of war.
If they make weapons, it becomes GDP, but unlike civilian goods, weapons don’t generate new wealth, so they’re in a dire situation.
It would be different if they won the war and got some big profits, but that’s not the case.
They’re only making money from the huge public works project of war.
If they make weapons, it becomes GDP, but unlike civilian goods, weapons don’t generate new wealth, so they’re in a dire situation.
It would be different if they won the war and got some big profits, but that’s not the case.
49Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:52:32.36ID:2RrpkGfj0
>>34
We spent too much money on the war effort.
We spent too much money on the war effort.
38Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:51:08.84ID:+Wo4eQUv0
I guess we’ll have to sell them nuclear warheads.
39Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:51:28.12ID:1unLP+CS0
Only Russia can sell the ruble, for the convenience of the Russian government.
40Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:51:32.06ID:k0sPNAdD0
The yen has also fallen sharply in Japan, so the situations in Russia and Japan are similar.
50Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:52:55.97ID:TSiB1vst0
>>40
That’s completely wrong!
Japan can make up for lost time, but Russia ended up invading Ukraine.
That’s completely wrong!
Japan can make up for lost time, but Russia ended up invading Ukraine.
56Security Guard [lv.1] [Sprout].Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:53:57.25ID:dLmvKzH50
>>40
Just raising interest rates will make you a lot of money.
Just raising interest rates will make you a lot of money.
42Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:51:52.95ID:nH0npjXp0
Bad ruble depreciation
Apart from the story,
it seems they are still openly trading foreign currency even after the war started.
Apart from the story,
it seems they are still openly trading foreign currency even after the war started.
43Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:52:03.76ID:TSiB1vst0
To begin with, Russia is excluded from dollar settlements, so it’s all over. The best evidence of this is the BRICS, which relies on developing countries.
53Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:53:48.76ID:/HoBM1QD0
>>43
brics
Brazil←Dead
Russia←Dead
India←Alive
China←Alive but not doing well lately
South Africa←Lol
That’s why.
brics
Brazil←Dead
Russia←Dead
India←Alive
China←Alive but not doing well lately
South Africa←Lol
That’s why.
44Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:52:09.69ID:llCirBOo0
He signed a presidential decree setting the annual interest rate at 50%.
47Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 28, 2024 (Thu) 14:52:23.15ID:vapwPqZE0
There is a digital yuan.
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