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# Ruble drops nearly 1% in a day, euro inches up – exchange rates for November 10
- URL: https://economist.kg/en/ruble-drops-nearly-1-percent-exchange-rates-november-10/
- Published: 2026-11-09T15:19:42.000Z
- Updated: 2026-11-09T15:19:42.000Z
- Description: The National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic has set official foreign exchange rates for November 10, 2026. The Russian ruble lost nearly 1% in a day, leading the decline among five major currencies.
- Author: Иван Донис
- Tags: Деньги, #en

**The National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic has set official foreign exchange rates for November 10, 2026\. The Russian ruble lost nearly 1% in a day, becoming the top decliner among five major currencies. The Chinese yuan and Kazakh tenge also fell, the euro strengthened slightly, and the US dollar remained virtually unchanged.**

Compared to the rates for November 7–9, three of the five foreign currencies decreased, while two increased.

- **US dollar** rose from 87.4478 to 87.4500 som — up by 0.0022 som (less than 0.01%);
- **euro** rose from 97.7492 to 97.8303 som — up by 0.0811 som, or 0.08%;
- **Russian ruble** fell from 1.0759 to 1.0655 som — down by 0.0104 som, or 0.97%;
- **Chinese yuan** fell from 13.1095 to 13.1041 som — down by 0.0054 som, or 0.04%;
- **Kazakh tenge** dropped from 0.1956 to 0.1948 som — down by 0.0008 som, or 0.41%.

##### **Ruble loses nearly 1% in a day**

The Russian currency resumed its decline after strengthening at the end of last week. Its official rate dropped to **1.0655 som**, losing 0.97% in a day.

> Back on November 3, the ruble was worth 1.0842 som. Thus, over the week, it has fallen by **0.0187 som, or 1.72%**.

At the same time, the decline was not continuous: after three days of falling from November 4 to 6, the ruble temporarily strengthened, but by November 10 it had once again lost significant value.

##### **Euro inches up but stays below 98 som**

The European currency added **0.08%**, rising from 97.7492 to 97.8303 som.

This is the first strengthening of the euro after a sharp decline. On November 6, its rate was 98.3411 som.

> Despite the current growth, the euro remains below the **98 som** mark.

##### **Yuan and tenge fall, dollar remains stable**

The Chinese yuan fell by 0.04% to **13.1041 som**.

Following a series of 13 consecutive all-time highs that ended on November 3 at 13.1585 som, the Chinese currency has lost **0.0544 som, or about 0.41%**.

The Kazakh tenge fell by **0.41%** to 0.1948 som. Meanwhile, its rate remains above the November 6 level, when it was 0.1934 som.

The US dollar remained virtually unchanged. Its official rate rose by just 0.0022 som to **87.4500 som**.

> Current official exchange rates are available on a special [page](https://economist.kg/kursy-valyut/) by **Economist.kg**. Here you can use the currency calculator and view charts of trends over 7 days, 30 days, and a year.