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The Bank of Russia is depicted as a central financial regulator responsible for setting official exchange rates for major currencies, including the US dollar, euro, and yuan. It actively manages monetary policy by adjusting key interest rates, with recent decisions involving a reduction to 14.25% in June, reflecting efforts to respond to inflation trends and economic conditions. The institution also oversees credit practices, such as introducing new guidelines for income assessment in loan approvals starting July 1. Additionally, it monitors financial market stability and influences macroecon…

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