The dollar during trading on the Moscow stock exchange on 28 February fell to less than 36 rubles. Compared to the closing price of the previous day, he had 13 cents to 35.9 rubles. Meanwhile, the euro fell by 11 kopecks to 49.56 rubles, and the basket of currencies, calculated on the last deal, lost 2 cents.
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