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Belarus' central banks says it makes attempts to 'provide financial and macroeconomic stability, lower inflation.'
The prices of imported goods in Belarus could grow by 25-26%, reckons economist.
Thursday news from the Belarusian Stock Exchange.
The fee on the purchase of foreign currencies at the stock exchange is reduced from 10% to 0%, effective from January 8.
Belarus' gold and currency reserve currently amounts to just over $5 billion.
The cost of fuel is linked to the dollar exchange rate in Belarus and the latter has already increased by 20%.
The fee on the purchase of foreign currency is down to 10 percent effective from January 6, 2015.
Over 7 million was paid on account.
On Tuesday, the dollar could be sold for 13,750 and 12,500 rubles.
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