Russia's central bank can adjust its daily purchases of foreign currency to mitigate the volatility of the ruble. It is stated in a press release on Friday, Tass writes.
The central bank further says that there are enough instruments available to prevent threats to financial stability.
The ruble has fallen sharply in recent days, with increased volatility when the financial markets reacted to new sanctions from the United States. They are introduced because of the neurotoxicity attack in Great Britain in March and Russia today says that they see sanctions as economic war.