U.S. currency surges in value, now surpassing the Brazilian real once more.
In the economic landscape of Belarus, June 2025 saw a notable rise in inflation rates. According to official data, the monthly inflation rate accelerated to 0.9%, up from 0.7% in May.
The inflation rate for the country now stands at 7.3%, a significant increase from 6.5% in April and 7.1% in May. This rise in prices is reflected across various sectors, with food prices, non-food prices, and services all experiencing growth.
Food prices increased by 1.7% over the month, while non-food prices rose by a modest 0.04%. Services, however, saw a more substantial increase of 0.5%. Compared to December 2024, food prices have risen by 7.2%, and consumer goods have increased by 2.4%. Over the year, food prices increased by 10.5%, non-food prices by 3.2%, and services by 7.1%.
Meanwhile, the Belarusian ruble weakened against the US dollar and the euro, while the yuan saw a slight increase. The Russian ruble went down by 3.5 kopecks and is now at Br3.6658 (for ₽100). The yuan rose by nearly 10 kopecks and is now at Br4.2032 (for ¥10). The euro increased by 1 kopeck and is now at Br3.4706.
As of late July 2025, exchange rates for the dollar, euro, Russian ruble, and yuan in Belarus can be summarized as follows:
- US Dollar (USD) to Belarusian Ruble (BYN): Approximately 1 USD = 1.43 BYN according to consular exchange rates valid July 2025.
- Euro (EUR) to Belarusian Ruble (BYN): The exchange rate is around 1 EUR = 1.22 BYN based on consular rates from July 2025.
- Russian Ruble (RUB) to Belarusian Ruble (BYN): No direct BYN/RUB rate is available, but the mid-market USD to RUB is around 82 RUB per USD, implying an indirect conversion estimate.
- Chinese Yuan (CNY) to BYN: No direct data was found for BYN/CNY exchange rates or yuan rates in Belarusian exchange offices.
For the most favorable actual exchange rates, users should check multiple exchange offices locally or use online currency exchange services providing live rates and fees, as these fluctuate frequently and include commission differences.
For those seeking real-time local Belarusian exchange office rates, consulting local financial platforms or exchange offices directly would provide the most accurate and current quotes.
[1] Consular exchange rates for July 2025. [2] Mid-market exchange rates for July 2025. [3] Historical data for BYN/EUR exchange rates. [4] Currency experts and money transfer platforms recommendations. [5] Implied reciprocity with the consular rate when converted accordingly.
The rise in inflation rates has deeply affected various sectors of Belarus's economy, with the current inflation rate standing at 7.3%. This increase is noticeable in food prices, non-food prices, and services, reflecting on the business and finance industry. Meanwhile, the Belarusian ruble weakened against the US dollar and the euro, while the yuan saw a slight increase, affecting the finance sector and industry.
