On September 19, 2025, the foreign exchange market witnessed a shift. The greenback decreased in value, whereas the euro strengthened, the Russian ruble weakened slightly, and the yuan appreciated.
In the financial world, the Belarusian currency and stock exchange (BVBF) saw some interesting movements in September 2025. Let's take a closer look at the dynamics of the major currencies traded on the BVBF during this period.
On September 19, 2025, the Chinese Yuan was trading at 4.273 for 10 CNY, marking a trading volume of 67,782,000 BYN, the lowest among the currencies listed. Over the course of 7 days, the Chinese Yuan weakened by 0.0462 rubles (1.07%). However, over the month, it managed to strengthen by 0.1296 rubles (3.14%).
The United States Dollar (USD) opened at 3.045 BYN on September 19 and weakened over 7 days, closing at 3.041 BYN per 1 USD by the end of trading. Over the same period, the USD weakened by 0.0388 rubles (1.26%). Interestingly, over the month, the USD strengthened by 0.0657 rubles (2.21%).
The Euro (EUR) opened at an average weighted rate of 3.57 BYN against the ruble and became cheaper by 0.0211 rubles (0.59%) over 7 days. Contrastingly, over the month, the EUR strengthened by 0.119 rubles (3.45%).
The Russian ruble, on the other hand, remained relatively stable. On September 19, it was fixed at 3.6383 for 100 RUB. Over 7 days, the Russian ruble strengthened by 0.0128 rubles (0.35%). However, over the month, it depreciated by 0.0538 rubles (1.46%).
It's worth noting that the institutional investor with the highest trading volume in BYN on the BVBF on September 19 was "Belinvestbank." The trading volume in BYN on the day was 19,079,400.
The graph showing the dynamics of the USD, EUR, Russian Ruble, and Yuan rates for the selected period was available on Myfin. The most up-to-date information on BVBF trading can also be found on Myfin.
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