BELARUS-CURRENCY-DENOMINATION

A new Belarus ruble coin is pictured in Minsk on July 1, 2016. - Belarus is slashing four zeros from banknotes, the central bank said on June 30, in a move authorities hope will curb inflation. New banknotes, ranging from 5 to 500 Belarusian ruble notes, are put in circulation on July 1, the bank said. The Belarussian ruble - which currently stands at close to 20,200 to the US dollar (22,450 to the euro) - has suffered heavily from inflation in recent years together with the nation's centralised economy. (Photo by MAXIM MALINOVSKY / AFP) (Photo by MAXIM MALINOVSKY/AFP via Getty Images)
A new Belarus ruble coin is pictured in Minsk on July 1, 2016. - Belarus is slashing four zeros from banknotes, the central bank said on June 30, in a move authorities hope will curb inflation. New banknotes, ranging from 5 to 500 Belarusian ruble notes, are put in circulation on July 1, the bank said. The Belarussian ruble - which currently stands at close to 20,200 to the US dollar (22,450 to the euro) - has suffered heavily from inflation in recent years together with the nation's centralised economy. (Photo by MAXIM MALINOVSKY / AFP) (Photo by MAXIM MALINOVSKY/AFP via Getty Images)
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