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Sun, 23 Mar, 2014 12:14:42 AM
Forex suspends selling Ukraine currency
FTimes-STT Report, March 23
People walk under under a board listing foreign currency rates against the Russian ruble just outside an exchange office in central Moscow on March 3, 2014. Russian stock markets crashed today almost 10 percent and the ruble plunged to historic lows in value against the dollar and euro, as alarm grew over the potentially disastrous economic consequences of military intervention in Ukraine. Photo - AFP / Lehtikuva.
The currency exchange company Forex is no longer selling Ukrainian currency Hryvnia because it is sold out in all branches.
The company reported that a purchase limit has been set for Hryvnia as the situation in Ukraine is very volatile.
Customers who have already bought Hryvnia have been issued receipts for payment for the due amounts.
The currency can also be sold to Forex. The company informed that customers had been looking for Hryvnia.
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