Penza, 7 November 2014. PenzaNews. Penza banks are selling the dollar at the price of more than 48 rubles, and the euro costs mostly over 60 rubles, according to the data obtained by PenzaNews agency in financial and credit institutions located in the central street of the city, Moskovskaya Street, on Friday, November 7.

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The foreign currencies were the cheapest in Binbank, where the dollar is sold at the price of 48 rubles 80 kopecks, and the euro — 59 rubles 80 kopecks.

SMP Bank offers the dollar for 48 rubles, the euro — 60 rubles.

KS Bank and VTB are selling the dollar for 49 rubles, and the euro for 60 rubles and 60 rubles 50 kopecks respectively.

Openbank declares the price of 49 rubles 50 kopecks for the dollar and 60 rubles 70 kopecks for the euro.

Bank Rossiysky Capital sells the dollar at the price of 49 rubles 60 kopeks, the euro — 60 rubles 50 kopecks.

MDM Bank has set the dollar price at 50 rubles 50 kopeks, the euro — 62 rubles.

Sberbank of Russia was the only institution where the institution staff banned PenzaNews correspondent to photograph electronic board with the exchange rate, and the same happened in three other offices of the bank.

Returning to one of them an hour later, the reporter found that the exchange rates on the board were no longer displayed — instead of numbers the board showed dashes.

According to the information posted on the official website of Sberbank of Russia, the dollar is sold for 50 rubles 35 kopeks, the euro — 62 rubles.