Russia's rouble continues to fall, despite a dramatic interest rate rise by its central bank. Foto: EPA
Russia's rouble continues to fall, despite a dramatic interest rate rise by its central bank. Foto: EPA

The new record low, considered a ''psychological barrier'', has caused purchasing power in Russia to wane, affecting Slovenian exporters, too. This morning, the Russian currency was trading at around 80 to the euro, and 60 to the US dollar.

Falling oil prices and Western sanctions continue to weigh on the country's economy.