Russia’s Post-Invasion Ruble Selloff Has Currency at Record Lows
March 2, 2022
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as posted by the channelAfter Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, its ruble currency is crashing to record lows while the country is going all out to stop the freefall. The ruble hit its weakest value ever against the U.S. dollar. The freefall of the ruble is one of the most significant events that has happened following Russia’s attack on Ukraine. I’ll explain why and what it could mean for Russians if the currency keeps sinking.
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