The Belarusian ruble reached its strongest level in over four months against the US dollar at 3.2633, mirroring the surge of the Russian ruble.
Geopolitical developments suggesting possible conflict resolution in Ukraine and easing of sanctions sparked interest in Russian assets.
Financial experts suggest cautious optimism, predicting increased volatility for the Belarusian ruble between 3.2 and 3.3.
Bitcoin fluctuated within a tight range, with recent US inflation figures causing a temporary dip to $94,000 before rebounding.
Market sentiment is influenced by fears of the Federal Reserve maintaining interest rates, affecting Bitcoin’s resistance at $98,000 and support at $95,000.
Bitcoin’s future movement depends on its ability to…
