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Ruble Up Against Dollar, Euro As Foreign Currency Trading Starts On Moscow Exchange

The ruble strengthened against the dollar and the euro as foreign currency trading started on Moscow Exchange on Monday compared with previous closing.

As of 10:20 am Moscow time, the dollar exchange rate was down by 1.29% at 63.71 rubles, while the euro exchange rate was down by 1.37% at 66.13 rubles.

As Monday trading opened on Moscow Exchange at 10:00 am the dollar exchange rate was down by 6.5 kopecks at 64.48 rubles, while the euro exchange rate was up by 1 ruble 29.75 kopecks at 68.3475 rubles.

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The MOEX Index was up by 0.6% at 2,321.29 points, while the dollar-denominated RTS Index was up by 1.33% at 1,147.29 points, according to trading data as of 10:20 am Moscow time. As trading opened the MOEX was up by 0.03% at 2,308.2 points, while the dollar-denominated RTS was down by half a percent at 1,126.55 points.

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