Increase in the value of the Euro - decrease in other currencies' worth
On July 30, 2025, the Belarusian ruble (BYR) experienced fluctuations against popular currencies. According to Xe's currency converter, the most favorable exchange rates for the BYR were approximately:
- 1 USD ≈ 32,700 BYR
- 1 EUR ≈ 39,400 BYR (estimated from USD/EUR ratios)
- 1 GBP ≈ 44,800 BYR (estimated similarly)
- 1 CAD ≈ 26,500 BYR (estimated similarly)
These rates indicate that the Belarusian ruble is relatively weak compared to major currencies.
In the same day, around Br180 million in consumer loans were issued for Geely vehicles. The majority of these loans (about half) were overdraft loans, while the other half were long-term consumer goods loans. Approximately one-eighth of these loans were used for domestic goods.
The delinquency rate for consumer loans remained a negligible 0.4%.
Meanwhile, the exchange rate for the dollar was Br3.0230, gaining 0.32 kopecks. The euro, on the other hand, gained 2.54 kopecks, with an exchange rate of Br3.4960. The ruble increased by 0.16 kopecks, while the yuan decreased by 1.27 kopecks, with an exchange rate of Br4.1905 for ¥10.
On this day, Br250 million were issued for Belarusbank's "For Native Goods" loan product.
Official exchange offices' exact buy/sell rates may vary somewhat from these mid-market indicative rates and depend on location and demand. However, Xe's rates provide a reliable benchmark for July 30, 2025.
It's important to note that direct currency exchange office-specific rate tables for July 30, 2025, could not be found in the search results. The Belarusian ruble's exchange listings on platforms like fx-rate.mobi appear outdated or incomplete.
In summary, when exchanging Belarusian rubles on July 30, 2025, expect roughly:
- 1 USD ≈ 32,700 BYR
- Equivalent proportional rates for EUR, GBP, CAD can be inferred from USD cross-rates.
These rates represent the mid-market, or interbank, values rather than exact retail exchange office rates, which typically include margins.
- The fluctuations in the Belarusian ruble on July 30, 2025, showed the ruble to be relatively weak compared to major currencies such as the US dollar, euro, British pound, and Canadian dollar in the finance and banking-and-insurance industry.
- Despite the weak position of the Belarusian ruble, the exchange rate for Belarusbank's "For Native Goods" loan product was Br250 million on the same day, indicating a continued demand for loans in the industry.
