Websites and apps indicated that major Russian banks had raised the foreign exchange rate against the ruble.
Rosbank offers the highest rate, in its branches you can buy a dollar for 105 rubles, a euro for 115 rubles, sell a dollar for 76.17 rubles, and a euro for 82.97 rubles.
Promsvyazbank offers the lowest rate, and you have to pay 84.87 rubles per dollar and 93.06 rubles per euro.
In Credit Bank of Moscow, you can buy dollars at 86 rubles, euros at 93.5 rubles, and at Sberbank at 88.33 rubles per dollar and 94.16 rubles per euro.
Gazprombank offers to buy the US currency at 97.3 rubles and the European currency at 104.3 rubles, while Rossilkhozbank will sell the dollar at 94.55 rubles and the euro at 103.9 rubles. The price of a dollar in Alfa-Bank is 96 rubles, and the price of a euro is 106 rubles, while in Unicredit Bank this rate is 95.05 rubles per dollar and 102.74 rubles per euro.
Source: News