The euro dropped below 76 rubles during the fx trading on the Moscow Stock Exchange. That hasn't happened since January 31.
Also, according to the data presented on the official website of the trading platform on Monday, February 6, the dollar fell by 13 kopecks, dropping to 70.47 rubles.
We also recall that on February 2, during trading, the euro crossed the mark of 77 rubles, which turned out to be the maximum since the beginning of 2023. Commenting on the situation, Ph.D. in Economics, financial expert Vladimir Grigoriev explained that the trend is associated with increased interest from large buyers.
According to the expert, in general, there is no global trend towards the weakening of the dollar and the strengthening of the euro at the moment. According to him, in the West, it is the dollar, and not the euro, that is the most attractive currency for investments.