In July, Russia reduced its use of "toxic" currencies, mainly the dollar and the euro, until the historically lowest level. Their department fell to 14.6%, and exports up to 13.1%, according to RIA Novosti, the data analysis of the Central Bank's data.
Thus, the share of "unfriendly" countries in exports decreased by 1.5 percentage points in the month, reaching 13.1%. The use of them has almost halted in Africa (only 2.9% in the structure of transactions) and the Caribbean countries (2.2%). Their use also decreased significantly, reaching calculations with Asia to 11.1%. More than half of the "toxic" currencies still occupy the supply of goods from Russia to the supply of goods (51.8%), and a few more than a quarter of the calculations with Europe (26.1%).
