The Central Bank of the Russian Federation is testing a “further adjustment to existing measures” that eases restrictions on the sale of foreign currency to Russians until September 9.
Now banks can sell to the public dollars and euros in cash received not only from individuals after April 9, but also “from other sources.”
Frank Media journalists learned that the Central Bank sent official letters explaining the innovation. The credit institution confirmed the accuracy of the information. They even clarified some points.
Thus, for example, the main restrictions on the sale of dollars and euros in cash to the population were maintained: the currency that went to the bank “as part of purchase and sale operations of banknotes in foreign currency in exchange for foreign currency currency or non-monetary rubles” is still prohibited.
At the same time, transactions with non-resident banks, as well as receipts of funds from legal entities “for the reasons provided by the exchange legislation” will be considered acceptable sources of dollars and euros in cash for sale.
Author:
Ekaterina Alipova
Source: RB
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