Day: July 3, 2024

Муфтият Дагестана объявил о временном запрете на ношение никабов в республике «до устранения выявленных угроз и нового богословского заключения», сообщила религиозная организация в телеграм-канале.

Текущее Изменение Открытие Закрытие Дневной Дневной Годовой Годовой

значение к максимум минимум максимум минимум

закрытию,

%

Индекс доллара к 6 валютам :

105,72 0,047 105,66 105,67 105,8 105,62 106,51 101,29

Евро

1,0745 0,01 1,0741 1,0744 1,0754 1,0737 1,1044 1,0602

Японская иена

161,81 0,23 161,44 161,44 161,97 161,4 161,97 140,82

Британский фунт

1,2686 0,02 1,2675 1,2684 1,2693 1,2675 1,2893 1,23

Канадский доллар

1,3675 -0,01 1,3678 1,3676 1,3686 1,3672 1,3846 1,323

Шведская крона

10,579 0,03 10,5761 10,576 10,5911 10,5651 11,0487 10,0558

Швейцарский франк

0,9048 0,12 0,9033 0,9037 0,9049 0,9035 0,9224 0,84

Валюты G20:

Аргентинский песо

914 0,11 0 914 0 0 914,5 810,65

Австралийский доллар

0,6674 0,12 0,6665 0,6666 0,668 0,6666 0,6839 0,6363

Бразильский реал

5,6759 -0,03 5,6779 5,6777 5,6797 5,6699 5,7009 4,8314

Индийская рупия

83,499 0 83,47 83,5 83,555 83,465 83,739 82,65

Индонезийская рупия

16 378 -0,07 16 360 16 390 16 398 16 385 16 493 15 450

Китайский юань

7,2734 0,03 7,2724 7,2712 7,2734 7,2726 7,2734 7,1097

Мексиканский песо

18,2838 0,2 18,248 18,248 18,303 18,257 18,986 16,2645

Российский рубль

87,2 -0,73 87,8455 87,8455 87,8455 86,82 95,4705 82,02

Саудовский риал

3,7514 0 3,7515 3,7515 3,7515 3,7506 3,7521 3,7483

Турецкая лира

32,607 0,18 32,5292 32,547 32,6425 32,5267 33,0425 29,567

Южнокорейская вона

1 389,38 0,24 1 386,03 1 386,03 1 391,88 1 385,2 1 400,15 1 291,17

Южноафриканский ранд

18,5515 -0,21 18,5776 18,5903 18,6339 18,5342 19,3912 17,8718

Европа:

Польский злотый

4,0074 -0,04 4,009 4,0089 4,0143 4,0065 4,1235 3,9013

Чешская крона

23,419 0,09 23,397 23,397 23,433 23,347 23,883 22,308

Венгерский форинт

367,27 0 367,26 367,26 367,98 367,24 373,51 343,35

Норвежская крона

10,6596 -0,08 10,6558 10,6679 10,6953 10,6586 11,1375 10,1432

Датская крона

6,9397 -0,02 6,9412 6,941 6,947 6,9359 7,038 6,7494

Исландская крона

138,57 -0,02 138,6 138,6 138,75 138,79 142 135,38

(Московское бюро)

3 июл (Рейтер) – Ниже приводятся параметры крупных

валютных опционов, истекающих на рынке форекс сегодня (время

экспирации – 17.00 МСК):

LONDON — Voting for the first time in a British election, Prathesh Paulraj and other immigrant voters are excited to take part in the July 4 ballot, hoping they can influence change in the country that they have chosen to call home.

The opposition Labour Party is widely expected to win by a landslide, replacing Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s Conservative Party which has been in power for 14 years.

Refugees and immigrants from Commonwealth countries, mainly former territories of the British Empire such as Nigeria, India, and Malaysia, are eligible to vote in British elections.

Paulraj, 27, who came to Britain in February last year, said he was excited to cast his vote after missing the election in his native India.

“In my country, they don’t allow people from other countries to vote … I came here on a student visa, but they are giving us an opportunity, like British citizens,” said Panjak who works part-time as an ambassador at his university in Manchester, northwest England.

Teh Wen Sun, a 33-year-old Malaysian student from Salford, not far from Manchester, said she did not see much difference between the two main parties, but she was keen to vote for a party that is more receptive to immigrants.

Immigration is an electoral battleground in Britain, with Sunak promising to cut net migration levels if the Conservatives win, amid concern from many British voters that it was too high and put excessive pressure on the state-run National Health Service, housing and education.

Sunak has since tightened visa rules and made international headlines for a policy to send asylum seekers to Rwanda.

Oyinkansola Dirisu, 31, a support worker from Manchester who came to Britain in 2022, said she was looking forward to voting for Labour, and said she wanted whoever won power to make it easier for people like her to move to Britain.

Others, like Esther Offem, 26, who came from Nigeria last September, are still undecided: “None (of the parties) have done much in the areas that I’m most interested in. But at the moment, I would probably go for the Conservatives … I’m not sure yet.”

LONDON — Voting for the first time in a British election, Prathesh Paulraj and other immigrant voters are excited to take part in the July 4 ballot, hoping they can influence change in the country that they have chosen to call home.

The opposition Labour Party is widely expected to win by a landslide, replacing Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s Conservative Party which has been in power for 14 years.

Refugees and immigrants from Commonwealth countries, mainly former territories of the British Empire such as Nigeria, India, and Malaysia, are eligible to vote in British elections.

Paulraj, 27, who came to Britain in February last year, said he was excited to cast his vote after missing the election in his native India.

“In my country, they don’t allow people from other countries to vote … I came here on a student visa, but they are giving us an opportunity, like British citizens,” said Panjak who works part-time as an ambassador at his university in Manchester, northwest England.

Teh Wen Sun, a 33-year-old Malaysian student from Salford, not far from Manchester, said she did not see much difference between the two main parties, but she was keen to vote for a party that is more receptive to immigrants.

Immigration is an electoral battleground in Britain, with Sunak promising to cut net migration levels if the Conservatives win, amid concern from many British voters that it was too high and put excessive pressure on the state-run National Health Service, housing and education.

Sunak has since tightened visa rules and made international headlines for a policy to send asylum seekers to Rwanda.

Oyinkansola Dirisu, 31, a support worker from Manchester who came to Britain in 2022, said she was looking forward to voting for Labour, and said she wanted whoever won power to make it easier for people like her to move to Britain.

Others, like Esther Offem, 26, who came from Nigeria last September, are still undecided: “None (of the parties) have done much in the areas that I’m most interested in. But at the moment, I would probably go for the Conservatives … I’m not sure yet.”

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