The increase in net sales of refined products was mainly due to an increase in average prices denominated in the
Russian Ruble in all geographic segments.
Dollar, Australian Dollar, Bulgarian Lev, Danish Krone, Euro, British Pound, Iranian Rial, Swedish Krona, Swiss Franc, Japanese Yen, Canadian Dollar, Kuwaiti Dinar, Norwegian Krone, Romanian Leu,
Russian Ruble and Saudi Riyal.
Dollar strengthened almost by $1% against the Tajik currency after a
Russian ruble collapse after American sanctions from the beginning of the second decade of April.
The
Russian ruble has hit its lowest ever level against the dollar,over escalating tensions in the Ukraine.
The official exchange rate of manat to
Russian ruble set by CBA increased by 0.0002 manats or 0.74 percent.
The
Russian ruble continued to sell off Tuesday, falling to its lowest level against the dollar in around 16 months as geopolitical pressure on Moscow intensifies, Wall Street Journal reports.