Dollar - 79, euro - 92. Why the ruble falls so quickly and what will happen next The September weakening of the ruble continues. Over the past week, the ruble has lost almost 3.5 rubles to the dollar, or more than 4%. The dollar rate approaches 80 rubles, the euro - exceeded 92. This fall, the ruble is especially sharply responding to external risks, in October its strengthening should not be expected, and the election of the US president will be a turning point on November 3.

Since the beginning of the year, the ruble has fallen to the dollar by 21% - the third worst result among all the currencies of developing countries. Over the past week alone, the Russian currency has lost 7%, today the dollar rate was recorded at 79 rubles, the euro - above 92 rubles. The Bell asked the chief economist Alfa Bank Natalia Orlov to explain why the ruble falls so quickly and how long it will last.

Approximately 24-25% of Moscow residents have antibodies to the coronavirus, Anna Popova, head of Rospotrebnadzor, said on the air of the Komsomolskaya Pravda radio station. In some cities of Russia, for example, in Kaliningrad, almost half of the population has antibodies. The increase in the incidence of coronavirus will continue until all Russians begin to comply with sanitary requirements, Popova said.

Why the startup boom can remain in the past than improving business conditions similar to the fight against cholesterol and which industrial policy can help raising the economy: the main thing in the blogs of economists. Our colleagues from the econs.online publication are talking about the most interesting of the Blogs of economists over the past week.

It took more than 30 years for the Nikkei 500 to recover to the levels seen at the peak of the Japanese financial bubble in the late 1980s. Since then, what happened to the Japanese economy then has been included in textbooks, and Japan has never escaped from the successive traps of liquidity and zero growth. The little-used Nikkei 500 index has finally surpassed its December 1989 high, rising 7.7% since the beginning of the year to reach 2,430 points, Bloomberg writes .

In September, China's economic recovery began to slow, as evidenced by weak home and car sales, stock market weakness and declining business confidence. Bloomberg analyzed eight economic indicators of China and reduced them to an indicator of the country's economic recovery. It turned out that the recovery slowed down in autumn: if on a seven-point scale (where 7 is high economic growth, and 1 is minimal), the indicator was around 5 in summer, then in September it fell to level 3.

The current period of the weakening of the ruble will certainly be replaced by the strengthening of the Russian currency, this is the usual market volatility, told Dmitry Peskov, the press secretary of President Putin, reporters. The question, according to him, is only in terms. The Russian currency has significantly weakened over the past week: the dollar for the first time since April rose above 79 rubles, the euro for the first time since 2016 is more expensive than 91 rubles.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan today called on Armenia to "immediately withdraw troops from the occupied territories of Azerbaijan." Turkey's decisive action on the side of Azerbaijan is the main new factor in the current aggravation of the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict. “The crisis that began with the occupation of Nagorno-Karabakh must end.

The most likely scenario is the struggle for small and not particularly important areas so that you can symbolically identify your “victory” and create a favorable public background. But such a strategy looks flawless only in theory, but in practice, raising the bar of the conflict, it can be very difficult to stop where you want.

Russian operators calculated losses from the fact that the authorities do not allocate standard frequencies for the fifth generation in the world, while remaining with the military. If 5G will have to be developed in the range of 4.8–4.99 GHz, the losses of operators by 2030 will amount to hundreds of billion rubles, RBC writes .

A court in London has upheld Uber's demand to renew its license to operate in the British capital, reports Bloomberg . The taxi aggregator's dispute with the London transport regulator (Transport for London, TfL) has been going on since the end of last year, when Uber was denied a license renewal. The regulator saw "systemic failures" in Uber's security policy and decided that the company did not meet its requirements.

The probability of getting the Covid-19 on the plane is less than 1%, but finally people will stop being afraid of flying only after 5 years, the leaders of the largest American airlines say. The market believes that after pandemia, aviation can even enter the best form. Bloomberg told what conclusions managers came to the future sector for six months of pandemic. “I went through 9/11, the financial crisis (2008.

The law on the protection of borrowers from imposing additional services can hit credit cards and make them unprofitable banks, since the commission for lifting cash and transferring money to another card can be considered illegal pre -service, banks of the State Duma complained . They warned that if amendments are accepted unchanged, they would completely switch to cash loans.

Almost half of Russians (40%) after the pandemic found it necessary to make long-term savings, for example, for retirement and children's education. While the real accumulation of funds among Russians is decreasing, writes . Vedomosti Analysts from the Rabota.ru service and NPF Sberbank published a joint study on the attitude of Russians to savings.

The government approved the anti -crisis plan of Mikhail Mishustin for 6.4 trillion rubles, and Kommersant recognized his details The anti -crisis program, the draft of which Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin introduced to Vladimir Putin in early June, turned into a large plan for the development of the economy until the end of 2021, writes Kommersant, which was able to get acquainted with the document.