The euro exchange rate on the Moscow Exchange reached 84.06 rubles. This is evidenced by the data of the exchange floor.

The last time the euro was above 84 rubles on December 7, 2021.

Earlier it was reported that regardless of the New Year holidays, the Russian ruble is under the influence of the geopolitical factor, the actions of traders and the decisions of regulators. The head of the analytical research department of the Higher School of Financial Management Mikhail Kogan told the Prime agency about it.

The expert pointed out that the outflow of funds from ruble assets is possible at any time, primarily due to geopolitics. The expert warned that in view of the latest rhetoric of the West and Russia, one should not expect the ruble to grow. Pressure on the domestic currency and decisions of regulators.

If now the ruble is holding around 73.5 units per dollar, then at the beginning of 2022 we should expect a rate of 75 rubles per dollar and 85-86 rubles per euro.

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