MOSCOW, Mar 25 (PRIME) – The Russian ruble is under pressure, there is only a bit of volatility that is higher than usual, presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Thursday when asked when the U.S. will introduce sanctions and what their scope will be.
"The Kremlin does not have the information,” he said.
“I will disagree with what you say that the ruble is in fever. There might be volatility that is higher than usual a bit but no fever."
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