The devaluation in Belarus

The difference from the National Bank’s official rates does not exceed 2%.

Physical persons are no longer required to pay a fee on the purchase of foreign currencies, under a resolution of the National Bank.

Belarus' central banks says it makes attempts to 'provide financial and macroeconomic stability, lower inflation.'

The prices of imported goods in Belarus could grow by 25-26%, reckons economist.

Thursday news from the Belarusian Stock Exchange.

The fee on the purchase of foreign currencies at the stock exchange is reduced from 10% to 0%, effective from January 8.

People in Belarus sold $23 million to banks in the first five days of 2015 against $45 million sold in cash between 25 and 29 December, 2014.

The fee on the purchase of foreign currency is down to 10 percent effective from January 6, 2015.

Over 7 million was paid on account.