Russia-Turkey Thaw Will Not Affect Ruble Exchange Rate - Bank of Russia

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The Bank of Russia does not expect the potential full scale restoration of Moscow's ties with Ankara to have any significant effect on the ruble exchange rate, the bank's governor, Elvira Nabiullina, said Thursday.

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"We have not seen much influence on the rate yet. We do not think that this will have an impact and lead to any increased level of rate volatility. Other consequences need to be considered. This is a recent decision, a recent intention, it is necessary to work more closely on it," Nabiullina told reporters.

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