Russian Ruble Strengthens Sharply Against Dollar and Euro After US–Iran Talks Collapse

On Monday, April 13, the euro fell below 89 rubles on the Russian interbank market for the first time since January 26. This is evidenced by data from Finam. By 12:00 Moscow time, the European currency dropped to 88.94 rubles, marking a decline of 1.13 percent compared to the previous session's close. Dollar Weakens as Ruble Gains Strength At the same time, the dollar approached the 76-ruble mark on the interbank market. The U. S. currency traded at 76.09 rubles, down 1.26 percent. At its lowest point, the rate fell to 75.95 rubles.