At the start of trading in Minsk on July 29, the American currency rose by 1.74 kopecks to 2.905 rubles.
At the beginning of the year, the dollar cost 2.9047 rubles. On May 11, it fell below 2.8 rubles, and on May 19, it even dropped to 2.7293 rubles.
It is also worth noting that in the first half of the year, the American currency several times surpassed the three-ruble mark and several times fell below it.
Trading continues today.
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