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The Bank of Russia and the decision to float the ruble in Nov. 2014

11/19/2014

With Russia's dollar currency reserves dropping to $421 billion, less than enough to cover 6 months of imports, the Bank of Russia had no option but to let the ruble float freely, say experts. The ruble was at 46 to the dollar by mid-Nov. 2014. Experts say it would have to fall to 50 to the dollar to risk financial stability.

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