On November 2 the Bank of Russia announced that it would set the official dollar exchange rate for November 3, 2026, at 80.9734 rubles, an increase of 41.61 kopecks, according to TASS.
The same source added that the official euro exchange rate was lifted by 80.32 kopecks to 90.4635 rubles, and that the official yuan rate was raised by 8.41 kopecks to 12.1714 rubles.
These figures represent the latest adjustments in the Russian central bank’s exchange‑rate policy, reflecting a tightening stance as it continues to manage the ruble’s value against key foreign currencies.
Only TASS reported the specific euro and yuan rate changes accompanying the dollar hike, with no other outlet providing those details at this time.
