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A Central Bank employee reassured subscribers during the collapse of the ruble
The Bank of Russia praised the employee running its official telegram channel for his resilience after he reassured readers during the collapse of the ruble exchange rate. A representative of the Central Bank told the publication Podem that the chief financial regulator is proud of his employee.
“We had no doubt that our SMM specialists are the best, the most persistent and the most competent. We are always proud and appreciative!” — the Central Bank told reporters. At the same time, the Central Bank did not answer whether the employee was given a bonus, writes Podem.
On November 27, when the ruble fell sharply to record values since March 2022, the department’s leading telegram channel employee regularly responded to worried commentators. “Everything will be fine,” “Hugged,” “They hugged you too,” he wrote to readers. “Here we are distributing reassuring comments,” he explained to those interested.
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Readers asked whether the head of the Central Bank, Elvira Nabiullina, was personally responding to them and whether the comments were written by a neural network. “In this chat, the admin is the cat,” answered the financial regulator employee.
On November 27, on the international Forex market, the ruble fell in price by about 7%, to 113 rubles. During the day, the rate of the Russian national currency rose on Forex to 114 rubles per dollar. By the evening of the same day, the Central Bank set the official exchange rate at 108 rubles per dollar and announced the suspension of trading in foreign currencies.
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On November 29, the official exchange rate of the Central Bank is 109.6 rubles per dollar, 116 rubles per euro and 14.7 rubles per Chinese yuan.
The main reason for the fall in the ruble exchange rate was the introduction of American sanctions against Gazprombank, experts told The Wall Street Journal. Gazprombank remained the last large Russian bank to freely conduct international payments.
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