However, regardless of all the above questions, the answer is that it will definitely affect. A country's exchange rate is the embodiment of a country's comprehensive strength, so no matter what Russia or the United States do, the exchange rate will be directly reflected. Of course, the scope of the embodiment is wide and narrow. If friends can set a range to discuss, I can give a good answer.
However, judging from the recent situation in the United States and Russia, it is estimated that my friend's question should be, what impact will the US blockade of Russia have on the exchange rate? I guess the exchange rate should be RMB. Undoubtedly, the most direct manifestation of the U.S. blockade against Russia is undoubtedly the collapse of the ruble. It is understandable that the ruble has been talking endlessly recently. In the short term, I expect this situation to continue. To reverse this trend, it is necessary for the central parity of the US dollar to fall and oil to bottom out. As far as Sino-Russian relations are concerned, it has little impact, mainly because China is developing now, but low-cost oil is very beneficial, so it is also beneficial to open the Russian market. But it also has some influence, mainly because the appreciation of the US dollar will cause a certain depreciation of the RMB, which has been reflected, but it will not last long. In my view of Greater China, the development momentum of Laomei is completely incomparable. So, rest assured that the RMB exchange rate. In the long run, the RMB will only rise, and the so-called decline, even if it exceeds 10%, is only a small twist in the process of China's rise.
Good luck with your investment.