According to RBC, he said that at the beginning of the year, about 80% of trading volumes and open positions were ruble transactions, the currency component accounted for about 20%.
“After February 24, the share of foreign exchange transactions immediately began to decline, and today the share of the dollar and the euro in the total volume of money market transactions is less than 1%,” Titov said.
He added that the share of the ruble has increased to 94%, with another five percent accounted for by the yuan.
On November 28, it became known that the euro exchange rate during the auction exceeded 64 rubles for the first time since October 12.