
The euro exchange rate during the trading on the Moscow Exchange fell below the mark of 69 rubles against the background of growing oil. The currency is traded, on average, at a mark of 69.1 rubles.
The decrease in the European currency regarding the ruble is also facilitated by stock optimism and the collapse of the euro in the Forex market. Separate transactions for the euro have passed in the region of 69 rubles/EUR1, that is, at the level of a two -week minimum of Eurorality to the ruble, Interfax reports.
As a result, the bivalve basket fell into 40 kopecks, up to 65.295 rubles. In fact, the dollar was 61 kopecks cheaper than the official course, and the euro - about 2 kopecks more expensive.
The increase in oil prices continues against the backdrop of the statement of the head of the European Central Bank Mario Draga about the intention to reconsider the scale of incentives for the economy. Only a strong dollar and an excess supply of oil in the market are slowing them now.
The December Brent oil futures on the ICE Futures London Exchange this morning increased in price by 0.29 (0.6%) dollars to $ 48.37 per barrel. To close the market on Thursday, the cost of futures increased by 0.23 (0.48%) of the dollar to $ 48.08 per barrel.