
The ruble exchange rate on the Moscow Exchange continues to grow. The cost of the dollar again fell below the mark of 49 rubles, decreasing at a minimum to 48.95 rubles, 62 kopecks below the level of closing of previous bidding.
The euro exchange rate on the Moscow Exchange dropped below 56 rubles, reaching a minimum mark to 55.905 rubles, which is 81.4 kopecks below the closing level of trading on May 15.
Last week, the TPB announced his intention to resume the purchase of currency in the market , buying $ 100-200 million a day. However, until the strengthening of the ruble has stopped.
A factor supporting the ruble remains an increase in oil prices. During today's trading on the ICE exchange, the cost of Brent oil futures with delivery in July 2015 rose to $ 67.58 per barrel, which is 1.15% higher than the closing level of previous trades.
"The Central Bank at the weekly auction of the ruble repo on Tuesday will expand the limit so as not to create a liquidity deficiency, and thus deprive the ruble of additional support. Otherwise, the couple dollar/ruble can be gained below 50 rubles," said RBC Yuri Kravchenko, senior analyst with Veles Capital IR.
The ruble remains strong, despite the attempts of the Central Bank to restrain its strengthening. The efforts of the regulator are nullified by constantly expensive oil - the cost of the July futures of the Brent brand on Monday on the day on the London Exchange approached the mark of $ 67 per barrel.