On Friday, September 30, the Bank of Russia set the following official exchange rate:

• 57.4130 rubles for 1 dollar
• 55.4064 rubles for 1 euro
• 23.1476 rubles for 1 Belarusian ruble
• 15.5448 rubles for 10 Ukrainian hryvnias
• 31.0292 rubles for 10 Turkish liras
• 11.9763 rubles per 100 Kazakhstani tenge
• 79.8495 rubles for 10 Chinese yuan

Thus, at the official rate of the Central Bank  , the dollar fell against the ruble by 1 ruble 3 kopecks, and the euro fell against the ruble by 32 kopecks compared to the official rate on Thursday. The volume of trading on the Moscow Exchange by 16:27 Moscow time on Thursday amounted to 925.8774 billion rubles or 15,840.9103 million dollars. The ruble continues to rise today amid demand for the conversion of dollar deposits into rubles and flight from Western jurisdictions to Russia ahead of tougher Western sanctions in response to referendums.