How much is a dollar worth in Moscow's commercial banks: exchange rates as of 29 July

On 29 July at 16:40, Moscow's largest banks were selling dollars at prices ranging from 81.8 to 85.5 roubles, while they were willing to buy them from the public at rates ranging from 79 to 82.9 roubles. These figures were provided by Banki.ru.

The difference between the buying and selling rates at some banks is almost 6.5 rubles, which highlights the instability of the currency market.

Best exchange rates:

• Buying dollars: Kamkombank (82.9 rubles), Ingobank (82.5 rubles)
• Selling dollars: Ingobank (81.8 rubles), Bank of Kazan (83.49 rubles)

It is also worth paying attention to additional conditions — a number of banks offer new-style dollars without commission, as well as free reservation of the amount until the end of the day.

Meanwhile, outside the country, in Kyrgyzstan, the Russian ruble lost 1.83%. While on 29 July its official exchange rate was set at 1.0957 KGS, by 30 July it had fallen to 1.0756 KGS. This is the largest one-day decline among the major currencies traded in Kyrgyzstan.

Thus, the US dollar strengthened against the KGS (+0.019%), while the yuan, tenge and euro fell in the range of 0.02% to 0.88%.