The Bank of Russia has published its official exchange rates for June 30, 2026, setting the US dollar at 77.7539 rubles and the euro at 88.6472 rubles.
The dollar rate represents a marginal increase of 69.28 kopecks compared to the previous day's indicator, while the euro rate rose by 1 ruble and 24.45 kopecks.
These reference rates serve as the baseline for customs duties, tax calculations, and interbank settlements within Russia.
The slight depreciation of the ruble against both major currencies underscores the ongoing volatility in the Russian foreign exchange market, where capital controls and energy export revenues continue to influence liquidity.
The move comes as the US dollar has strengthened broadly against a basket of major currencies in recent weeks.
Global sentiment has shifted toward tighter Federal Reserve policy, pushing the dollar index to its highest level since May 2025.