Examples of using Rouble in English and their translations into Spanish
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a scenario further exacerbated by an appreciation of the dollar against the rouble.
South African Rand and Russian Rouble fell 7-8%
some economies in transition, including rouble area issues and a customs union within parts of the former Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.
debt repayments in roubles, he said that it should be borne in mind that the status of the nominally transferable rouble complicated the situation.
as the equity markets, the Brazilian real continued to lose ground against the dollar, while the hardest hit of the emerging currencies was Russian rouble.
the depreciated Russian rouble.
The depreciation of the rouble, which fell by more than 18% against the euro on 15 and 16 December,
coupled by a steep devaluation of the rouble, and a growing popular mistrust of the privatization programmes have led to a substantial drop in the value of mass privatization vouchers in the secondary markets,
a significant part of which in the first half of the year was still conducted in rouble terms and at prices deviating from world market levels.
The subsequent devaluation of the rouble led to a rise in import substitution,
helped to stabilize the real exchange rate of the rouble.
concluding:„it seems that keeping our money in western currencies instead of rouble or tenge(or other oil-dependent country's currency) can help us
the Soviet Union and which finally led to the breakup of the rouble zone in the latter half of 1993.
unrealistic and uncontrollable rouble exchange rates,
DM 5.4 billion of funds from the so-called Transferable Rouble Account.
yielded some notable results: the fall of the rouble had been halted, the Government had issued an economic policy memorandum announcing
financial pressure intensified, the rouble fell against the euro, the interest rate on 10-year debt went from 10.6% to 16.2% and the central bank attempted to slow down the rouble's depreciation via reference rate hikes:
Baltic States in 1990-1991, but since their departure from the rouble zone in 1992 production has been badly hit by the loss of markets in the successor States of the former Soviet Union.
including the role of the rouble, the former domestic currency;
war its purchasing power corresponded in many cases to a present-day English pound, and that the presentday paper rouble in Bolshevik Russia corresponds in many cases to an English farthing or even less.