The Russian ruble has entered the ranks of the world's leading currencies in terms of growth rate against the US dollar. The October currency map was distributed quite unexpectedly. First place in the ranking went to the Colombian peso, which surged by 5% against the dollar. The ruble confidently took second place, strengthening by 4.65%, and the Norwegian krone closed the top 3 with a result of 4.05%. The Swedish krona and the Canadian dollar also managed to work their way into the top five strongest currencies of the month. The Mexican peso dropped the most against the US dollar, losing more than 4% of its value, RIA Novosti notes. It was accompanied by the Brazilian real and the Kazakh tenge, which showed a decline of about 3.5%. The main drivers for the powerful autumn surge in the Russian currency were rising Brent oil prices, mandatory sales of foreign currency earnings by major exporters, and the strict monetary policy of the Central Bank. Podpishis

The Russian ruble has entered the ranks of the world's leading currencies in terms of growth rate against the US dollar. The October currency map was distributed quite unexpectedly. First place in the ranking went to the Colombian peso, which surged by 5% against the dollar. The ruble confidently took second place, strengthening by 4.65%, and the Norwegian krone closed the top 3 with a result of 4.05%. The Swedish krona and the Canadian dollar also managed to work their way into the top five strongest currencies of the month. The Mexican peso dropped the most against the US dollar, losing more than 4% of its value, RIA Novosti notes. It was accompanied by the Brazilian real and the Kazakh tenge, which showed a decline of about 3.5%. The main drivers for the powerful autumn surge in the Russian currency were rising Brent oil prices, mandatory sales of foreign currency earnings by major exporters, and the strict monetary policy of the Central Bank. Podpishis