
On the morning of February 27, Sber is selling euros for 110.49 rubles, the dollar for 99.49 rubles. This follows from the data of the company's banking application. About the same course was on February 24, when Vladimir Putin announced a military operation in the Donbass.
Users in social networks report that in a number of other banks, as well as in the exchange of euros, it costs even more. The dollar can jump up to 120 rubles in case of freezing of the assets of Russian banks, but the Central Bank will raise the rate and in a week the rate will return to 85, writes RIA Novosti with reference to experts.
The Central Bank, meanwhile, made a statement about sanctions. The organizations say that they will continuously provide banks with cash and bankruptcy liquidity in rubles, all customer funds in the accounts will be saved and available, and bank cards will continue to work.
In some Moscow exchangers, the dollar is already sold at 105 rubles. It is cheaper than in 100, judging by RBC, it is no longer found.
And this, apparently, is only the beginning of collapse.
- Vladimir Varfolomeev (@varfolomeev) February 27, 2022

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