ruble
Russian currency unit
The ruble is the basic monetary unit of Russia, divided into 100 kopecks.
It has been Russian currency for centuries, surviving the Soviet era and continuing after.
The word appears in contexts of Russian economics and exchange rates: The ruble fell sharply against the dollar.
Also spelled rouble, especially in British English.
Russian minor currency
- coinStamped metal currency
- mintAromatic culinary herb
- collectibleObject worth amassing
- silverLustrous white precious metal
bronze · obverse · reverse · mintmark · inscription · alloy · circulation · hoard
Russian minor currency
- MoscowRussia's capital city
- KremlinMoscow's fortified government seat
- SovietOf the USSR
- sanctionsPunitive international restrictions
oligarch · Putin · Siberia · vodka · matryoshka · samovar · borscht · caviar
Basic U.S. currency unit
Sustained price level increase
- devaluationLowering of currency worth
- sanctionsPunitive international restrictions
- exchangeMutual giving and receiving
- volatilityRapid, unpredictable changeability
depreciation · oil · gas · reserves · central bank · monetary · fiscal · GDP
kopek
Russian minor currency
- coinStamped metal currency
- mintAromatic culinary herb
- collectibleObject worth amassing
silver · bronze · obverse · reverse · mintmark · inscription · alloy · circulation · hoard · numismatics
kopek
Russian minor currency
sanctions · oligarch · Putin · Siberia · vodka · matryoshka · samovar · borscht · caviar · Trans-Siberian
dollar
Basic U.S. currency unit
pound · franc · peso · rupee · won · baht · dinar · krone · krona · rand
inflation
Sustained price level increase
- devaluationLowering of currency worth
- sanctionsPunitive international restrictions
- exchangeMutual giving and receiving
volatility · depreciation · oil · gas · reserves · central bank · monetary · fiscal · GDP · deficit
rubledollar
Basic U.S. currency unit
US dollar · Swiss franc · hard currency · euro · pound sterling