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The ruble retreated for a second day as oil traded close to a weekly low and concern Europe’s debt crisis will deepen curbed appetite for riskier assets.
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The ruble rose for a second day against the dollar, earlier touching the strongest level since May, as oil climbed to a four-month high and the government signaled the central bank is resisting an interest rate cut.
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The ruble headed for the strongest level since May as oil traded close to a four-month high and the government signaled the central bank is resisting an interest rate cut.
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The ruble depreciated to its weakest level in a week against the dollar amid speculation Moscow’s heat wave and wildfire-induced smog is forcing traders and investors to reduce their bets and leave the city.
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The ruble weakened against the euro for the first time in eight days, ending its longest rally in more than a year, on speculation Europe will act to contain its debt crisis and as demand ebbed for local currency to pay taxes.
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The ruble ended its longest-ever strengthening streak against the central bank’s target basket as companies sold the currency amid speculation it has gained too much before the Russian holiday break.
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The ruble rebounded from a 7 1/2- month low against the euro as companies converted foreign currency earnings to pay taxes and reserves hit an almost two- year high.
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The ruble gained for a third day against the dollar to its strongest level in nearly two months as optimism about the global economic recovery boosted the appeal of emerging-market assets.
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Russia’s ruble is posting the widest swings in three months as the economic rebound from last year’s record contraction spurs the central bank to move closer to letting the currency float.
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The ruble declined to its weakest close since September 2009 against the central bank’s target dollar-euro basket as oil retreated. The weakening currency forced Bank Rossii’s so-called floating corridor higher, according to Citigroup Inc.
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