At the opening of trading on the Moscow exchange rates of dollar and Euro have set new records. The dollar has exceeded the psychologically significant mark in 51 ruble and the Euro for the first time in the history of the trades above 65 rubles..
Moscow exchange calculations tomorrow the dollar is trading at around 52,48 ruble, which is the ruble 83 kopecks higher than the value of the previous day closing. American currency has reached the ultimate level, breaking all previous records, even the one that was recorded on November 28, when against the decision of the OPEC course of SLE has almost reached 50 rubles..
Additionally, another record was set by the European SLE. In the process of trading on the Moscow exchange rate Euro to 11:10 MSK reached 65,21 ruble, in other words increased by $ 2 and 6 cents to the closing of the previous day. This is 1 case in history when European SLE has exceeded the psychologically relevant mark in 64 rubles and rushes to cross a new threshold.
Professionals report that Russian SLE continued its rapid decline against the decision of the OPEC relatively crude oil production, which also provoked the drop rates for black gold. The same situation was also affected by domestic stock markets.
The cost at the January futures for Brent oil, to which is bound the price of Russian Urals crude, as of December 1, reached a small performance since may 2010: 68,28 dollars per barrel. Texas light crude oil (WTI), were traded at around 64,72 dollars per barrel.
Trading on the Moscow stock exchange was launched with a decrease in the main quotes. On the background of the fall of the national currency, the decline in oil prices and global stock markets RTS index and other domestic indicators went to regress. The MICEX index fell by 0.3% to 1538,33 points, the RTS index fell by 4.1% to 934,43 point. Therefore, the RTS index updated at least since the summer of 2009. Responded recourse and domestic securities of Sberbank. Shares of the credit institution at the trades on the Moscow stock exchange fell almost at 0.35%.
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