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Russia's currency briefly fell past 100 against the dollar on Tuesday, continuing to weaken on signs that the country's economy is facing slower growth and higher inflation amid the war in Ukraine.
The currency has been significantly weaker since the start of the year, in a sign of the financial volatility prompted by the war in Ukraine.
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New York Times: The cases against Trump will be good for Russia, Putin says.
As the Russian ruble has slumped to post-invasion lows in recent months, talk of a possible exodus among millions of Central Asian labor migrants has bubbled to the surface.
Putin's promises of expanded trade links and reliability in working in Russia are being overshadowed by the concerns of high inflation, foreign sanctions, asset seizures, and the windfall profit tax.