The dollar is falling, falling, falling

The euro is growing - the dollar is falling. If experts' forecasts come true, then by the end of 2006 the price per dollar in Russia will fall below 26 rubles. During the week from November 24 to 30, the dollar in Russia fell by 26 kopecks, now it costs 26.3 rubles. The euro, on the contrary, has become 33 kopecks more expensive - today they give 34.7 rubles for one euro. Increased demand for the euro has been ongoing for two weeks. If earlier growth was considered speculative, then by the end of November more and more market analysts believe that the euro will continue to rise in price.