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Originally Posted by Slappin Fish
100% drop followed by 20% gain, if you think that's great I wouldn't want to be your accountant
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Read the thread title and don't post your bullshit here please. Ok?
Hint (for stupid only): it's not about oil prices that dropped 100% and tied ruble down. It's about so-called "sanctions" that just don't work.
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Originally Posted by Slappin Fish
as well as the Russian central bank burning through a huge amount of it's reserves to stabilize it.
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In fact it is not (your sources suck, man):
www.cbr.ru/hd_base/?PrtId=valint_day - zero of reserves were "burnt" for ruble strengthening during last two months:
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Дата расчетов* Фактический объем операций Банка России по покупке и продаже иностранной валюты на внутреннем валютном рынке
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объем валютных интервенций Банка России
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Originally Posted by mineistaken
The conflict (maidan) was about pro russian powers vs pro ukrainian/european powers.
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So how the internal Ukrainian conflict could affect ruble in 2013? You didn't explain that, son
Another hint for stupid: as soon as the oil prices stabilized, ruble has started to grow.