Russian Central Bank Sets Euro Exchange Rate for October 6 2026

The Central Bank of the Russian Federation has established the official euro exchange rate for October 6, 2026, at 95.3349 rubles. This rate reflects the latest monetary adjustment by the Russian financial authority.

Meanwhile, several key economic indicators and corporate actions were reported. Russian Railways announced new conditions for ticket refunds starting December 1, while the trading volume on the Moscow Stock Exchange in September reached 220.8 trillion rubles.

Dividend payouts were a notable highlight, with major companies such as NOVATEK, Gazprom Neft, and Norilsk Nickel declaring substantial payments for the first half of the year. NOVATEK will distribute 108 billion rubles, Gazprom Neft 201.55 billion rubles, and Norilsk Nickel 28.28 billion rubles.

Other significant developments include Russia's grain harvest reaching 126 million tons, a 5.3% increase in new car sales over nine months, and annual inflation in the Russian Federation at 6.26%. Additionally, gasoline prices remained stable from September 22 to September 28.