It's up from about 0.013 prewar to 0.015 now. That's at most a 15% increase. To claim a bigger increase requires cherry picking an early March low when the Ruble was under trading pressure. Those lows did not last long. Chart: https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/RUBUSD/
“It’s up from about 0.013 prewar to 0.015 now. That’s at most a 15% increase. To claim a bigger increase requires cherry picking an early March low when the Ruble was under trading pressure.”
You are correct, of course, but picking early March has merit, as that was when a certain airhead declared the currency to be “Rubble”.
The Ruble is surging big-time. The sanctions on Russia are backfiring and is collapsing the dollar simultaneously.