The ruble’s exchange rate fell slightly against the dollar and euro at the close of trading on the Moscow Stock Exchange. “American” is about 97.2 rubles, “European” – 106,635 rubles, should from stock market data.
Compared to the opening of trade, the dollar rose 0.1% or , and the euro – 0.1775%. In the morning, an “American” cost 97.26 rubles, and a “European” – 106.52 rubles.
The maximum levels of the dollar and the euro on Wednesday were 98,0725 rubles and 107,865 rubles, respectively. At lows they cost 96,725 rubles and 106.16 rubles.
BCS World of Investments stockbroker Dmitry Babin in an interview with socialbites.ca registeredHe also stated that the rise in oil prices to $87.03 per Brent barrel does not support and will not support the ruble exchange rate. In turn, Anatoly Trifonov, an analyst at BCS Forex, in a conversation with socialbites.ca acceptedIt was stated that the Central Bank of the Russian Federation’s refusal to buy foreign currency from the domestic market until the end of 2023 under the budget rule could support the ruble exchange rate and stabilize it in the short term. However, the expert explained that this is unlikely to contribute to a significant strengthening of the Russian currency.
Deputy Chairman of the State Duma from Fair Russia – faction for truth Alexander Babakov thinksThe return of foreign exchange earnings and the resumption of foreign exchange control will help strengthen the ruble.
Formerly socialbites.ca saidhow the key rate affects the ruble exchange rate.