 EUR/USD Rate 1.1714: Why Your Import Contract Has Become 3% More Expensive in a Month The euro continues to pressure the ruble. The PPI in the eurozone rose by +1.4% — industrial goods are becoming more expensive, and every new contract in euros hits the margins of small businesses. I analyzed the situation using fresh data: EUR/USD has settled at 1.1714, eurozone industrial production showed +0.2% — below forecasts. This means that pressure on ruble-denominated contracts will not ease in the coming weeks. What this means for small businesses: — Each manual recalculation of a contract takes 40 minutes of an accountant's time — An error in the exchange rate of 0.5% on a contract of €50,000 means a loss of €250 out of pocket — Current exchange rates change faster than you can open Excel How the ASI Biont AI agent solves this problem: The agent automatically fetches the latest exchange rates via API, cross-references them with your contract terms, and recalculates the amount in 3 seconds. No Excel, no manual entry, no errors. In a day, the agent processes up to 50 contracts — that's 5 hours saved for your accountant. In a month, that's 100+ hours that can be spent on business development rather than recalculating numbers. Case study: An entrepreneur with import contracts totaling €200,000 per month set up ASI Biont in 15 minutes. Result: automatic linking to the EUR/USD rate with updates every 5 minutes, a history of recalculations with dates, and ready-made reports for tax authorities. Zero loss on exchange rate differences due to human error. 1500 tokens to start — enough for a month of testing. Try the AI agent for your contracts: https://asibiont.com