Bank of Russia is discussing with foreign exchange market participants how to determine the ruble-dollar and euro exchange rates if the National Clearing Center and Moscow Exchange fall under Western sanctions, Forbes found out. Under such sanctions, currency trading would be paralyzed, and the mechanism that the Central Bank has had since 2014 to limit currency circulation would be useless. An alternative that the Bank of Russia is considering is a Russian analogue of Bloomberg, a platform where currency quotes from major banks will be stacked.