Ruble Lari

As of today, at 17:00PM UTC one ?? belarusian ruble is equal to 0.814 (GEL) or ?? Zero lari 81 tetris. For the basic conversion, we use the midpoint between the buy and sell rates of BYN to GEL at currency exchanges across the globe. The current exchange rate is equivalent to 0.814.

The table displays the data and analysis of the variations. A year ago today, on this day, provided the equivalent of Br1.00 belarusian rubles for 1.07 lari, which is 0.255 more than it is now. Over the last 7 days, the best beneficial exchange rate was 0.817. Be on the lookout for any changes; stay up-to-date.

Ruble Lari

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As of today, at 17:00PM UTC one ?? lari is equal to Br1.23 (BYN) or ?? one belarusian ruble 23 kopeks. For the basic conversion, we use the midpoint between the buy and sell rates of GEL to BYN at currency exchanges across the globe. The current exchange rate is equivalent to 1.2278.

The table displays the data and analysis of the variations. A year ago today, on this day, provided the equivalent of 1.00 lari for Br0.935 belarusian ruble, which is Br0.292 less than it is now. Over the last 7 days, the best beneficial exchange rate was Br1.23. Be on the lookout for any changes; stay up-to-date.

The list comprises nine additional currencies, including the UAE dirham, the Thai baht, the Vietnamese dong, the Serbian dinar, the New Zealand dollar, the Georgian lari, the Indonesian rupiah, the Egyptian pound and the Qatari riyal.

Those with their own energy exports that are least dependent on Moscow, like Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan, are seeing revenues hit by the same falling oil prices that wrecked the ruble after the Ukraine crisis threw Russia's economy into reverse.

The benefits of last year's devaluation have been more than wiped out by the ruble's recent slump, and though the Central Bank has said there will be no repeat, oil's 50 percent price drop now means it may have no choice.

Armenia relies on Russia for 80 percent of the remittances sent home by workers living abroad, a vital source of capital to fund a balance of payments deficit of 10 percent of GDP. Those workers are now earning devalued rubles. ff782bc1db