A dollar sign is seen near a currency exchange office, in Moscow, Russia. The rouble extended recent gains on May 20 and crossed the 60 mark against the dollar for the first time since April 2018, boosted by capital controls and domestic tax payments that usually lead to increased demand for the Russian currency.20.05.2022#8195519
A passer-by is seen near a currency exchange office, in Moscow, Russia. The rouble extended recent gains on May 20 and crossed the 60 mark against the dollar for the first time since April 2018, boosted by capital controls and domestic tax payments that usually lead to increased demand for the Russian currency.20.05.2022#8195521
A woman leaves a currency exchange office, in Moscow, Russia. The rouble extended recent gains on May 20 and crossed the 60 mark against the dollar for the first time since April 2018, boosted by capital controls and domestic tax payments that usually lead to increased demand for the Russian currency.20.05.2022#8195523
A passer-by is seen near a currency exchange office, in Moscow, Russia. The rouble extended recent gains on May 20 and crossed the 60 mark against the dollar for the first time since April 2018, boosted by capital controls and domestic tax payments that usually lead to increased demand for the Russian currency.20.05.2022#8195520
Passers-by are seen near a currency exchange office, in Moscow, Russia. The rouble extended recent gains on May 20 and crossed the 60 mark against the dollar for the first time since April 2018, boosted by capital controls and domestic tax payments that usually lead to increased demand for the Russian currency.20.05.2022#8195517
A man walks past a currency exchange office in downtown Moscow, Russia. Russian banks will be allowed to sell cash foreign currency to individuals from April 18, the Central Bank announced, relaxing some of its regulation rules that were aimed at limiting a drop in the rouble.18.04.2022#8168487
An electronic scoreboard with currency exchange rates is seen on a street in downtown Moscow, Russia. Russian banks will be allowed to sell cash foreign currency to individuals from April 18, the Central Bank announced, relaxing some of its regulation rules that were aimed at limiting a drop in the rouble.18.04.2022#8168388
An electronic scoreboard with currency exchange rates is seen on a street in downtown Moscow, Russia. Russian banks will be allowed to sell cash foreign currency to individuals from April 18, the Central Bank announced, relaxing some of its regulation rules that were aimed at limiting a drop in the rouble.18.04.2022#8168378
An electronic scoreboard with currency exchange rates is seen on a street in downtown Moscow, Russia. Russian banks will be allowed to sell cash foreign currency to individuals from April 18, the Central Bank announced, relaxing some of its regulation rules that were aimed at limiting a drop in the rouble.18.04.2022#8168384
An electronic scoreboard with currency exchange rates is seen on a street in downtown Moscow, Russia. From April 18 to September 9, 2022, banks will have the right to sell cash currency to citizens, but only the one that has entered the banks' cash desks since April 9, 2022. The Bank of Russia has restricted the ability of banks to sell cash currency to citizens since March 9 against the background of high volatility of the ruble exchange rate.18.04.2022#8168381
An electronic scoreboard with currency exchange rates is seen on a street in downtown Moscow, Russia. From April 18 to September 9, 2022, banks will have the right to sell cash currency to citizens, but only the one that has entered the banks' cash desks since April 9, 2022. The Bank of Russia has restricted the ability of banks to sell cash currency to citizens since March 9 against the background of high volatility of the ruble exchange rate.18.04.2022#8168386
People stand in a line in front of a currency exchange office in Kiev, Ukraine, November 27, 2018. 27.11.2018#5714019
Dollar sign on the currency exchange rates display board in a cash office window, Moscow.05.11.2017#3229505
