U.S. currency strengthens, Russian ruble devalues, Chinese yuan experiences a minor appreciation.
On September 5, 2025, the Belarusian Currency and Stock Exchange (BCSE) witnessed significant activity in the foreign exchange market. Here's a summary of the day's trading:
The Chinese yuan (CNY) appreciated against the Belarusian ruble, with the yuan rate closing at 4.2045 per 10 CNY. The yuan also strengthened over the month, increasing by 0.1032 rubles (2.52%). Over the seven-day period, the yuan rate strengthened by 0.0391 rubles (0.94%).
The trading volume for the Chinese yuan on September 5 was 20,844,200 units.
The US dollar (USD) also saw trading on the BCSE, with the USD opening at 3.006 Belarusian rubles. The USD strengthened over the day, closing at 3.012 Belarusian rubles per 1 USD. Over the month, the USD strengthened by 0.37% against the Belarusian ruble. Over the seven-day period, the USD strengthened by 1.22%.
The trading volume for the USD on September 5 was not provided.
The Russian ruble (RUB) was also traded on the BCSE. The RUB rate (100 RUB) was fixed at 3.6957 Belarusian rubles. The ruble also appreciated over the month, increasing by 0.1% against the Belarusian ruble. Over the seven-day period, the ruble strengthened by 0.06% against the Belarusian ruble. The trading volume for the ruble on September 5 was 207,263,000 units.
The trading volume for the Euro (EUR) on September 5 was not provided.
It's important to note that the BVBIF platform, where these currency exchange rates are traded, is provided by DekaBank. For more detailed information, including the opening rate, the last deal rate, the turnover in BYN, and a graph showing the dynamics of changes in the USD, EUR, Russian ruble, and yuan rates for the selected period, you can visit Myfin.
In conclusion, the foreign exchange market on September 5, 2025, at the BCSE showed a strengthening of the yuan and the US dollar against the Belarusian ruble, while the Russian ruble appreciated slightly. For the most up-to-date information about trading in USD, EUR, Russian ruble, and yuan, the BCSE is the go-to source.
