The ruble continues to adapt to the conditions of new sanctions restrictions.
The coming week will be relatively stable, despite what is happening in the US.
“In the coming days, the ruble will continue to strengthen, with a slight weakening from time to time,” BitRiver financial analyst Vladislav Antonov told Prime .
Several key factors can influence the dynamics of the ruble.
According to the analyst, these include oil prices and sales of foreign exchange earnings by exporters.
The ruble is also under pressure from the high key rate and weak demand for foreign currency by importers.
In addition, the actions of the Ministry of Finance and the Central Bank of the Russian Federation significantly influence the ruble.
Antonov predicts that the exchange rate will remain in the range of 86.50-90.00 rubles per dollar, for the euro – 93.45-97.50 rubles, for the yuan – 11.50-12.40 rubles.