Nearly 18 months after launching its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the Russian government is facing significant economic challenges, with the country’s currency, the ruble, plunging in value ...

The USD/RUB exchange rate retreated to the critical support at 83 on Friday as the US dollar index (DXY) crashed and after the US called for a quick resolution to the Russian and Ukrainian crisis ...

Earlier this month, the Russian ruble plunged to a 16-month low against the US dollar amid Russian President Vladimir Putin's war on Ukraine.

Russia’s ruble hit its lowest level against the dollar in more than a year on Tuesday, falling nearly 40% since mid-2022. Russian ruble value in U.S. dollars It’s a sign of concern in ...

RUBx, based on the Tron blockchain, will be anchored to the Russian ruble and integrated with the country’s banking system.

The ruble slipped again to its lowest level against the dollar in over a year, hammered by last week's aborted mutiny and concerns about [cracks in Russia's commodity-dependent economy](https ...

The currency weakened as far as 102 to the dollar, adding to concerns of inflation and prompting the Russian Central Bank to move quickly to consider raising rates.

Western sanctions have harmed Russia’s trade balance, and military spending has soared as the war in Ukraine has turned into a grueling battle of attrition.

The Russian ruble on Monday reached its lowest value since the early weeks of the war in Ukraine as Moscow increases military spending and Western sanctions weigh on its energy exports.

Russia's ruble is now worth less than 1 cent, its lowest value since Western nations imposed crippling sanctions on the country in response to its invasion of Ukraine.

The ruble hit a 17-month low against the dollar Monday, highlighting the growing squeeze on Russia’s economy from Western sanctions and a slump in export revenues.

Topline Russia’s ruble slipped past 100 per U.S. dollar on Monday morning, a nearly 17-month low that has sparked internal discord over monetary policy as economic pressures from its ongoing war ...