Previous close | 62.703 |
Open | 62.703 |
Bid | 62.637 |
Day's range | 62.559 - 62.822 |
52-week range | 54.3243 - 64.9400 |
Ask | 62.686 |
Investing.com - Crude oil prices struggled for direction but settle higher as investor focus shifted to U.S. crude inventory data expected to show a draw in domestic oil supplies.
A Treasury report that stopped short of naming any U.S. trade partner a currency manipulator didn’t stop President Donald Trump from leveling the charge against Russia and China on Monday.
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Tuesday that President Donald Trump's tweet about Russia and China playing a "currency devaluation game" was a "warning shot." On Friday, the ...
More sanctions on Russia are likely to trigger a further sell-off in the ruble, according to one currency expert.
President Donald Trump accused China and Russia on Monday of playing a currency-devaluation “game,” as he ramped up his attack on James Comey over the former Federal Bureau of Investigation chief’s scathing ...
Russian stocks trading in the U.S. and the ruble jumped after a report that President Trump would not extend further economic sanctions on Russia for now.
President Donald Trump is upset about something. In a tweet Monday morning, Trump fired off a somewhat perplexing thought about China, Russia, currency devaluation, and U.S. monetary policy. “Russia and China are playing the Currency Devaluation game as the U.S. keeps raising interest rates,” Trump said.
Russia’s stocks lose ground Monday as the Trump administration looks set to impose more sanctions on that country.
Russia's stocks lost ground Monday as the Trump administration looked set to impose more sanctions on that country. Nikki Haley, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, said on the TV show "Fox ...
A deluge of uncertainty, ranging from trade to geopolitical spats, has the foreign exchange market in a tight grip, overshadowing fundamentals and leaving investors in wait-and-see mode.
The Russian ruble’s dive versus the dollar has led to its worst weekly performance in more than three years, as traders try to price the risk premium necessary to brace for what’s still left to come.
Russia’s currency is also under heavy pressure following fresh sanctions last week.
Russia’s currency falls to its lowest level against the dollar in around 16 months as geopolitical pressure on Moscow intensifies.
As Russia climbs out of a deep recession, the ruble has morphed into a favorite emerging markets currency. Here’s what’s making it so attractive.
While the U.S. dollar index fell sharply Friday after Michael Flynn's guilty plea, the greenback did rally against one currency: the Russian ruble.
VSEVOLOZHSK/HELSINKI (Reuters) - Nokian Tyres , which supported earnings during Russia's ruble crisis by boosting exports from the country, is flipping strategy as the economy rebounds. The Finnish firm, which makes most of its tyres in Russia, is now expanding production there to supply the local market while cutting exports. It also plans to open a factory in the United States which will further reduce the need for Russian supplies to go overseas.
The Russian ruble (ERUS) tends to move in line with crude oil prices (USO) (UCO).
Russians growing bearish on their own currency, but prefer rubles over dollars and euros.
The Russian ruble is climbing as oil prices regain their footing. The petro-currency was up by 0...
The Russian ruble is ticking higher on Wednesday, reversing some of its losses from the...