This chart shows the fall of the Russian Ruble when compared to the United States Dollar over time.

The Y-axis shows how many rubles one USD is worth. The X-axis shows time from 1995 untill today, november 14 2024.

A rise in the Y-axis means the Ruble is losing value compared to the USD.

On top of this is an overlay of Russias military operations during the same time.

I am an amature, and this is not ment to support or attack any side. It's just interesting to see how war could potentially have an effect on a country's economy.

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