The Bank of Russia has published its official exchange rates for August 7, 2026, setting the US dollar at 81.4077 rubles and the euro at 94.0585 rubles.
The dollar rate represents an increase of 47.84 kopecks compared to the previous official rate, while the euro rose by 86.84 kopecks.
These figures underscore the persistent pressure on the Russian currency.
The dollar’s move to 81.41 rubles continues a trajectory of depreciation that has seen the rate climb steadily over recent weeks.
The euro’s jump to 94.06 rubles similarly reflects broader weakness in the ruble against major trading partners.
Context from recent Bank of Russia publications highlights the accelerating pace of this slide.