Currencies showing a shift: The US dollar weakens, the Euro slightly strengthens, the Russian ruble increases in value, while the yuan also sees an increase.
Belarusian Ruble Exchange Rates on August 12, 2025
On August 12, 2025, the exchange rates for the Belarusian ruble (BYN) on the Belarusian Currency and Stock Exchange (BCSE) were as follows:
- USD/BYN: Approximately 2.9786 BYN per 1 US dollar. This rate, based on August 18 data, indicates a continued trend around this value in mid-August 2025.
- EUR/BYN: Fixed at around 3.46 BYN per 1 euro, as the ruble had not been actively traded against the euro on BCSE but was maintained at this rate around mid-August 2025.
- Russian Ruble/BYN: Approximately 3.6998 BYN per 100 Russian rubles (or about 0.036998 BYN per 1 Russian ruble).
- Chinese Yuan/BYN: About 4.1201 BYN per 10 Chinese yuan (or 0.41201 BYN per 1 yuan).
During the week of August 11 to 15, 2025, the Belarusian ruble gained slightly against the USD (+0.41%) and Russian ruble (+0.1%) but lost value against the euro (-0.46%) and Chinese yuan (-0.39%).
The BYN/GBP rate on August 12, 2025, was around 0.224 GBP for 1 BYN, being a high point in the recent week data.
Historically, the Belarusian ruble appreciated about 12.97% against the US dollar in the first seven months of 2025.
Here is a summary of the exchange rates for August 12, 2025:
| Currency | Exchange Rate (approx.) | Notes | |---------------|-------------------------------|--------------------------------| | USD | 2.9786 BYN per USD | Based on August 18 data[3] | | EUR | 3.46 BYN per EUR | Fixed, not actively traded[3] | | Russian Ruble | 3.6998 BYN per 100 RUB | ~0.037 BYN per 1 RUB[3] | | Chinese Yuan | 4.1201 BYN per 10 CNY | ~0.412 BYN per 1 CNY[3] |
For more detailed historical trends or exchange rates for USD, EUR, RUB, and CNY in other contexts, dedicated financial databases or BCSE official publications would be necessary. The most up-to-date information about trades on the BCSE can be found on Myfin.
The exchange rate for the Belarusian ruble (BYN) against the US dollar, as reported on August 12, 2025, showed a slight increase, indicating a continued trend around 2.9786 BYN per 1 US dollar. In the banking-and-insurance industry, this trend might influence foreign investment decisions and credit ratings.
During the same period, the Belarusian ruble gained against the Russian ruble, suggesting a momentum in the finance sector that could attract more trade and commerce between these two economies.
