The Central Bank of Russia (CBRF) and the Moscow Stock Exchange are working on a plan that will help reduce risks for financial market participants in the event of sanctions on the stock exchange. This was announced by Elizaveta Danilova, director of the financial stability department of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation, in an interview with the newspaper. “News”.
Danilova noted that the Central Bank of the Russian Federation always analyzes the risks of new sanctions and has an action plan in case of their implementation.
He added that the imposition of sanctions on the Moscow Stock Exchange is not a threat to financial stability.
Euro exchange rate before I went down It fell below 96 rubles for the first time since June 30.
In turn, Director of the Financial Markets Operations Department of the Standard Bank of Russia Maxim Timoshenko guessHe said the trading range of the Chinese yuan this week will be 12.25 – 12.50 rubles.
Before this, it was reported that after the recent strengthening, analysts predicted the ruble rate to be at ₽90 per dollar. Bloomberg writes that such a forecast is included in the base scenario of the Ministry of Economic Development and reflects the expectations of market participants.
Formerly Central Bank of the Russian Federation elongated The right of non-bank entities to disclose sanctions-sensitive data.