Currency exchange rates have experienced a rise, making the U.S. dollar costlier compared to other sovereign currencies.
On September 3, 2025, the dollar experienced a minor increase against the ruble. The dollar's value was 2.9768 rubles on this day, marking a rise of 0.0054 rubles or 0.18%.
This slight strengthening of the dollar against the ruble followed a broader trend that began at the start of the month. Since the beginning of September, the dollar has strengthened by 0.0054 rubles, representing a 0.18% improvement.
However, it's important to note that over the past 7 days, the dollar's value has seen a small decrease, falling by 0.0006 rubles (-0.02%). This decrease was not enough to offset the gains made earlier in the month.
In contrast, since the beginning of the year, the dollar has weakened significantly against the ruble, losing 0.4967 rubles (-14.3%). This long-term trend suggests a shift in the exchange rate dynamics between the two currencies.
On September 3, 2025, there is no specific publicly available information about which banks in Minsk or other Belarusian cities set or announced the US dollar exchange rate. The official exchange rates in Belarus can be found in daily published data, but no detailed bank-level data for that date is available.
Detailed information on dollar exchange rates in Minsk banks and other cities in Belarus can be accessed through Myfin. For those seeking the NBFRB (National Bank of the Republic of Belarus) dollar rate for any date, it can be viewed on their official platforms.
Meanwhile, the current exchange rate for EUR/USD stands at 1.166, with 1 euro costing 1.166 dollars. This rate may influence the overall foreign exchange market dynamics, but its impact on the dollar's performance against the ruble is less direct.
In summary, while the dollar experienced a minor increase against the ruble on September 3, 2025, the long-term trend indicates a weakening of the dollar's value against the ruble since the beginning of the year. The precise factors influencing these trends remain subject to ongoing analysis and monitoring by financial experts.
