The ruble falls for the second day immediately after the opening of trading: on December 22, the euro exchange rate on the Moscow Exchange rose above 92 rubles, for the first time since November 9.
By 10.10 Moscow time at the peak, the euro was worth 92.12 rubles. The dollar by the same time was worth 75.4 rubles.
Against this background, some blue chips are slightly cheaper (by 10.10 Moscow time): shares of Sberbank (-0.91%), Gazprom (-0.78%), Lukoil (-0.45%).
According to analysts, the ruble may fall even more in the near future - it depends on the severity of the spread of the new British strain of the virus and the prospect of imposing anti-Russian sanctions by the Joe Biden administration. Will the dollar be more expensive than 85 and what course to prepare for after the New Year - read here .