The euro exchange rate, according to experts, will fall by the end of 2021


Hello, my dear subscribers, a fresh forecast for the euro exchange rate for 2021 has been compiled especially for you.
The euro/dollar currency pair is very popular among investors. Many traders have noted that these currencies have been through a lot over the past 3 years. The Russian currency also distinguished itself; during this period it managed to rapidly fall in price and strengthen slightly. There were times when the euro cost almost 90 rubles, after which it fell in price by as much as 20 units. Thanks to such significant changes in quotes, many speculators managed to increase their capital quite well. Many experts are confident that the reason for such events is the growing pressure from the West on the Russian economy. Due to disagreements on many issues, conflicts arise that lead to the adoption of restrictive measures in both directions. Surely everyone knows about the sanctions adopted against our country. Such measures cause difficulties in trading on the international market. Sanctions also negatively affect agreements between countries regarding the supply of oil and gas raw materials. Today, the ruble is still highly dependent on the price of black gold. It is for this reason that the reduction in price of the latter negatively affects the value of the ruble. Experienced traders constantly monitor the price of oil to know where the quotes of the national currency will move.

Dollar exchange rate for today, April 17, 2021: dollar and euro are close to historical maximums - experts

Exchange rates for today, April 17, 2021: The Central Bank of the Russian Federation has raised the dollar and euro rates for today.

Official dollar and euro exchange rates for today, April 17, 2021, Central Bank of the Russian Federation

The official dollar exchange rate established by the Bank of Russia as of April 17, 2021 is 62.27 rubles, the euro exchange rate as of today is 76.84 rubles.

The dollar exchange rate at Sberbank today is set at 59.70 rubles. upon purchase and 62.82 rubles. when sold by a bank, the euro exchange rate as of April 17, 2018 is equal to 74.06 rubles. and 77.56 rubles. when buying and selling by Sberbank, respectively.

Dollar exchange rate forecast for the week 2021 in Russia: expert opinion

Deputy Director of the Analytical Department of Alpari Anna Kokoreva states that the first half of April was unfavorable for the ruble, which has fallen by 8.7% against the dollar since the beginning of the month and by 9.3% against the euro.

According to her, the second half of the month will also not be successful for the ruble - the Russian currency will remain in a weak position amid the introduction of new sanctions by the United States.

Previously, the ruble paired with the dollar reached its peak values ​​at the beginning of 2021, when 85 rubles were offered for one US dollar, and 93 rubles for one euro. However, there remains a possibility that the Central Bank of the Russian Federation will not allow sharp jumps in exchange rates and, as a consequence, an increase in inflation.

According to Kokoreva, those who plan to go abroad for the May holidays should buy foreign currency now.

“There has been a slight correction in the market, and taking into account the fact that we are talking about small amounts (1-3 thousand dollars), in the event of further strengthening or falling, future vacationers will lose a little,” she emphasized.

According to the expert's forecast, at the end of the month the dollar exchange rate will be 62-64 rubles, the euro - 77-79 rubles. Source

Euro rate

Euro

(English Euro) is the official currency of 19 countries of the Eurozone (Austria, Belgium, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Spain, Italy, Cyprus, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Finland, France, Estonia). The euro is also the national currency of 9 other countries, 7 of which are located in Europe. However, unlike eurozone participants, these countries cannot influence the monetary policy of the European Central Bank and send their representatives to its governing bodies. Thus, the euro is the common currency for more than 340 million Europeans. As of November 2013, there were 951 billion euros in cash circulation, making this currency the owner of the highest total value of cash circulating around the world, ahead of the US dollar in this indicator.

1 euro is equal to 100 cents (or eurocents). Banknote denominations in circulation: 500, 200, 100, 50, 20, 10 and 5 euros. Coins: 2 and 1 euro, 50, 20, 10, 5, 2 and 1 cent. The name of the currency comes from the word “Europe”.

Eurocurrency is printed by central banks that are members of the European System of Central Banks. All issued banknotes have one standard design. The front side depicts windows, gates, bridges - as symbols of openness and interconnection. They are made in the form of typical examples of the main styles of European architecture: classical, Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque and Rococo, “metal and glass”, Art Nouveau. At the same time, euro banknotes differ in color palette: 500 are purple, 200 are yellow, 100 are green, 50 are orange, 20 are blue, 10 are red, and 5 are gray.

Unlike banknotes, coins only have a common front side, on which the denomination is placed against the background of a symbolic map of Europe. The reverse side is considered “national” - each issuing central bank has its own for each denomination.

Despite the fact that the non-cash euro was officially introduced on January 1, 1999, and cash was issued on January 1, 2002, the history of the single European currency is older. Before the euro appeared, from 1979 to 1998, the European currency system used the ECU (European Currency Unit), which was a conventional basket of national currencies of a number of countries. The ECU was subsequently exchanged for euros at a one-to-one rate.

Trading in the euro on the international foreign exchange market officially began on January 4, 1999. In order to relieve investors from currency risks, quotations of national currencies were fixed. Thus, the exchange rate of the German mark was 1.95583 per euro, the French franc - 6.55957, and the Italian lira - 1,936.21. At the same time, the initial exchange rate of the euro against the dollar was determined at approximately $1.17.

During 1999, the euro quotes steadily declined, eventually reaching the so-called parity - the equality of 1 euro and 1 dollar. At the end of September 2000, the European Central Bank, the US Federal Reserve, the Bank of Japan, the Bank of England and a number of European banks conducted a joint intervention in support of the single euro currency. However, this did not prevent it from reaching an absolute historical minimum, which amounted to $0.8230 per euro in October 2000.

It was recognized that a further decline in the single currency could harm the European economy. At the same time, by the end of 2000, in order to cope with the upcoming recession, the US Federal Reserve set a course for easing monetary policy, cutting, in particular, the discount rate to 2%. Since interest rates were higher in Europe, the euro became more attractive for investment than the dollar. In addition, in 2001, the American economy experienced a shock caused by the September 11 terrorist attack. By the end of the year, the euro was trading at 0.96 per dollar, and by July 2002 it had returned to parity. It finally became more expensive than the dollar after December 6 of the same year. And in 2003, it began to confidently grow in price against the backdrop of the US entry into the war in Iraq.

The rate reached its initial value of 1.1736, recorded on the first trading day, on May 23, 2003, and its absolute maximum – 1.5990 – in 2008. This became possible due to the global financial crisis, which this time originated in the financial system of the United States. Economists believe that the euro's strength was due mainly to the weakness of the American economy, and not to the strength of the European one. This assumption is also supported by the fact that the aggravation of problems in the eurozone subsequently led to a stop in the growth of currency quotes. In the summer of 2011, the euro exchange rate fluctuates between 1.41 and 1.45 dollars.

Nevertheless, during its existence, the euro confidently took second place in the world in terms of government reserves. This is due to the fact that the total gross domestic product of the countries included in the eurozone exceeds even the GDP of the United States, which ranks first in the world.

The euro/dollar currency pair is the most traded on the Forex market and financial derivatives - futures. Today, Europe represents a real alternative to the United States in terms of investment opportunities. At the same time, the choice of investors is influenced primarily by a comparison of macroeconomic indicators of the two regions, such as the inflation rate, prevailing interest rates, GDP, trade balance, etc.

At the same time, the biggest problem of the euro area remains the difference in the level of the economies of the participating countries. The strongest are Germany, Italy, and France. Those experiencing difficulties include Greece, Ireland and a number of others.

For Russian investors, the euro is traditionally interesting as an alternative to the American dollar. The European currency is used to diversify risks associated with exchange rates, and as an independent investment direction during times of rising quotes.

In addition, it should be taken into account that it is more profitable to make payments in euro zone member countries using debit or credit cards in this currency in order to avoid unnecessary conversion.

The dollar exchange rate dropped below 61 rubles at the opening of trading

The dollar exchange rate in “tomorrow” settlements at the beginning of foreign exchange trading on the Moscow Exchange on Tuesday lost 23 kopecks compared to the previous closing level and amounted to 60.94 rubles at 10:00 Moscow time, the euro exchange rate fell by 14 kopecks, to 75.58 rubles, it follows from data on the exchange website.

The Russian currency is strengthening on reports of the US decision to postpone the introduction of new sanctions against Russia, experts say.

“US President Donald Trump has decided to suspend the introduction of new economic sanctions against Russia, announced on Sunday by US Permanent Representative to the UN Nikki Haley. It is worth noting that before this, on Monday, Trump wrote that Russia and China are manipulating foreign exchange markets, weakening their national currencies,” comments Ivan Marchena, an analyst at Forex Club Group.

According to him, the ruble will take a break from the suspension of possible US sanctions and will monitor oil. The price of Brent oil is trying to rise after a drawdown on Monday: as of 10:00 Moscow time, a barrel costs $71.87.

At the same time, the oil market is in no hurry to win back the decline in geopolitical tensions, adds FxPro financial analyst Alexander Kuptsikevich. Source

Dvorkovich: the exchange rate of 64 rubles per dollar is not critical

Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Arkady Dvorkovich commented on the situation with fluctuations in the foreign exchange market. According to him, the increase in the dollar exchange rate from 58-59 rubles to 62-64 rubles is not critical and falls within the framework of the previously made forecast.

“Our macroeconomic forecast and budget included an exchange rate of 64 rubles per dollar from the very beginning. This forecast was published last year, and it has not changed,” explained Arkady Dvorkovich in an interview with the Rossiya 24 TV channel.

The weakening of the Russian currency was a consequence of certain events, the Deputy Prime Minister recalled.

“But, as we see from the dynamics of the market, supply and demand are gradually coming into balance, because everyone knows that no further sharp jumps should be expected. Everything is happening quite smoothly,” Dvorkovich noted.

The United States introduced new sanctions against Russia on April 6. Restrictive measures affected 17 Russian civil servants, 7 large Russian businessmen and 12 state companies. The Russian market reacted to this quite violently, the dollar exchange rate rose to 65 rubles per dollar, and the euro exchange rate to 80 rubles. However, then the Russian currency regained some of its losses. On April 16, at the opening of trading on the Moscow Exchange, the dollar was worth 62.62 rubles, and the euro was 77.21 rubles. Source

The dollar and euro rates rose sharply immediately after the opening of the exchange

The dollar/ruble exchange rate at the opening of trading increased by 57 kopecks to 62.62 rubles, the euro increased by 66 kopecks to 77.21 rubles. This is evidenced by data from the Moscow Exchange.

Earlier, US Permanent Representative to the UN Nikki Haley said that the United States should announce new sanctions against Russia today, April 16.

Previous sanctions were introduced on April 6 this year. They affected 25 people and 14 companies associated with them. This hit the Russian economy. In particular, the ruble exchange rate fell, and along with it the stock market. Source

The dollar exchange rate dropped to 61.3 rubles during trading

The euro also continues to lose significant value

The dollar exchange rate during trading on the Moscow Exchange fell by 15 kopecks to 61.3 rubles. Meanwhile, the euro also continues to lose value.

On Friday, April 13, the European currency lost 48 kopecks compared to the closing level of previous trading. Now the euro is trading at 75.4 rubles per unit.

Overall, the Moscow Exchange index increased by 0.1% to 2212.27 points. The RTS stock index rose by 0.3% and will stop at 1128.12 points.

Let us recall that after the US introduced new anti-Russian sanctions, the ruble began to sharply and significantly lose value. Its rate fell for more than three days in a row. During this time, the euro and dollar managed to reach two-year highs.

Thus, earlier the Kp.ru website wrote that the American currency exchange rate exceeded 65 rubles, and the European currency exchange rate exceeded 80 rubles. Source

The dollar exchange rate went below 62 rubles, the euro - below 76

The dollar exchange rate in “tomorrow” settlements at the beginning of foreign exchange trading on the Moscow Exchange on Friday lost 42 kopecks compared to the previous closing level and amounted to 61.57 rubles at 10:00 Moscow time, the euro exchange rate fell by 45 kopecks, to 75.97 rubles, it follows from data on the exchange website.

The previous two days of trading in the ruble ended in positive territory; it is quite possible that on Friday the Russian currency will be able to gain a little, FxPro analyst Alexander Kuptsikevich does not rule out. At the same time, he o.

“Last week the ruble was trading around 57 per dollar and gaining strength following oil. Without a reaction to sanctions, the Russian currency would be quite capable of overcoming the 56 mark and rushing to new local minimums, since oil experienced a powerful breakthrough and reached new highs since the end of 2014,” the expert comments.

The Syrian issue remains key for the ruble, says Alpari analyst Vladislav Antonov. “The Russian currency is sensitive to the Syrian issue and will remain under pressure for several more days until the situation is resolved,” the expert comments.

According to him, the USD/RUB pair has formed boundaries of 61.26-65.06 rubles for future sideways movement. “If the United States refuses a missile strike on Syria, then as part of a further downward correction, the US dollar exchange rate may immediately fall to 60.79 rubles,” the analyst admits. In the EUR/RUB pair, he expects a sideways movement between 75.6-80.5 rubles.

Antonov is also considering a scenario in which the US could strike Syria without warning anyone a second time. In this case, the exchange rate of the Russian currency will decrease to 66 rubles against the dollar, and to 82 rubles against the euro, the analyst warns.

Let us recall that on Monday, American President Donald Trump accused Damascus of using chemical weapons in the city of Douma in Eastern Ghouta, threatening to launch a missile attack on Syria, and called on Russia to be ready to launch new and “smart” American missiles. These statements raised the dollar exchange rate to 65 rubles, the euro exchange rate to 80 rubles.

On Thursday, the American leader said on Twitter that he had not given a time frame for a strike on Syria, adding that it could happen “not at all soon.” As a result, the ruble regained 50% of its losses against foreign currencies. Source

Minimum, maximum and average Euro to ruble exchange rate in June 2021

The table shows the minimum, maximum and average exchange rate of the Euro to the ruble in rubles

in June 2021. For the minimum and maximum rates, the date on which this rate fell is indicated.

Minimum rate 72.4384 RUB Maximum rate 74.1847 RUB Fluctuation during the month 1.7463 RUB Relative fluctuation 2.41%
Exchange rate dynamics in June 2021
Course at the beginning of June72.5806 RUB
Course at the end of June72.9921 RUB
Exchange rate change in June0.4115 RUB
Relative rate change0.57%
Bottom lineIncreased in price

In June 2021, the cost of the Euro in rubles

varied in the range from 72.4384 RUB to 74.1847 RUB with an average value of 73.2698 RUB.
At the same time, the minimum average daily price for the Euro
was recorded on June 5 (72.4384 RUB),
the maximum cost of the Euro in June 2021
dates back to June 20 and amounted to 74.1847 RUB.
Euro exchange rate
fluctuations during the month are 1.7463 RUB.

The ruble recovered almost half of its fall since the beginning of the week

The dollar fell to 61.9 rubles, the euro to 76.16 rubles

The Russian ruble continues to strengthen in trading on the Moscow Exchange on Thursday. By 16.30 Moscow time, the dollar exchange rate decreased by 1.15% compared to the close of previous trading, to 61.9 rubles/$, the euro exchange rate - by 1.7% to 76.16 rubles. after the highest values ​​in many months on Tuesday, when the American currency broke through the mark of 65 rubles, and the European currency was worth 80.5 rubles.

The ruble recovered almost half of its fall from Monday to Tuesday. At the close of trading on Friday, the dollar was worth almost 58.2 rubles, the euro – 71.4 rubles. That day, the United States announced new sanctions against Russian officials, businessmen and companies associated with them - this, as well as the worsening situation in Syria, provoked a collapse of the Russian stock market and a weakening of the ruble on Monday.

The official exchange rate of the Central Bank as of April 13 is 62.07 rubles. per dollar and 76.76 rubles. per euro. The Central Bank does not yet see any reason to interfere in the situation on the foreign exchange market and carry out interventions, Central Bank Chairman Elvira Nabiullina said on Tuesday.

The ruble has been strengthening since Wednesday evening due to rising oil prices and softening of the rhetoric of US President Donald Trump - after advising Russia to prepare to repel a missile attack on Syria, the American leader called for stopping the arms race. According to Alfa Capital analyst Daria Zhelannova, the rate was also supported by statements from the Ministry of Finance about the suspension of foreign currency purchases.

The head of the department of operations in the foreign exchange markets of Rosevrobank, Roman Frolov, believes that the fundamental levels of the ruble exchange rate are 59–61 rubles/$, the national currency can return to this level within a few weeks in the absence of foreign policy shocks. Source

Archive of the euro exchange rate of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation for June 2021

The dynamics of changes in the official euro exchange rate in June 2021 makes it possible to predict the further development of the European currency. According to analysts, the euro exchange rate of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation for June 2021 demonstrated active currency dynamics. Thus, in June 2018, the minimum euro exchange rate was 72.44 rubles. for 1 unit of currency, and the maximum euro exchange rate is 74.18 rubles. Based on the values ​​of the archive of the euro exchange rate of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation for June 2021, we can assume an active change in the average exchange rate of the European currency in the same period and in subsequent years.

The ruble strengthened against the dollar and the euro at the start of trading on Thursday, March 12, 2021

The Russian currency has increased as the threat of US sanctions on Russian government debt has decreased

The US dollar and euro are declining on the Moscow Exchange on Thursday morning; The ruble resumed strengthening after a drawdown in the first minute of trading and continues to grow against the bi-currency basket after an upward correction following the results of previous trading.

The first transactions in the US dollar were in the range of 62.4-63.1 rubles; according to the results of the first minutes of trading, the rate was 62.44 rubles (-15.5 kopecks compared to the previous closing level). The euro fell to 77.2 rubles (-26.25 kopecks). The bi-currency basket ($0.55 and EUR0.45) decreased by 20.34 kopecks compared to Wednesday’s closing level, to 69.08 rubles.

At the same time, the dollar turned out to be 1.6276 rubles below the current official rate, the euro - 2.0839 rubles below the official rate.

According to Interfax-CEA experts, the ruble resumed strengthening against the dollar and euro at the start of trading on Thursday after a slight drawdown immediately after the opening of the session, winning back the reduced threat of US sanctions on Russian government debt. This became known on Wednesday evening from the words of US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin. He stated that he remains of the opinion that sanctions against the Russian Federation should not be directed against Russian public debt.

Speaking to reporters after a hearing in the House Appropriations Committee, Mnuchin noted that he supports the Treasury Department's recommendation not to impose sanctions against Russian government debt, published in a special report in January of this year. He refused to talk about whether the United States plans to expand sanctions against Russia, Bloomberg reports.

American congressmen Joaquin Castro and Mike Turner last week introduced for consideration a number of committees of the House of Representatives a bill to introduce sanctions against the Russian Federation, affecting the Russian government debt market, in connection with the “Skripal case.” Congressmen propose, in particular, to introduce a ban on the participation of US citizens in new placements of Russian government securities and transactions with these bonds.

Oil prices continued to rise on Thursday after rising to their highest levels since December 2014 in the previous session amid rising geopolitical tensions. The price of June Brent futures on the London ICE Futures exchange increased by 0.22% to $72.22 per barrel by 10:03 Moscow time. The cost of WTI futures for May in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) by this time had risen by 0.37% to $67.07 per barrel. Source

Exchange rate table

  • by month
  • by days
  • on years
MonthAverage price, rub.
May 202189.8475
April 202190.5033
March 202188.8768
February 202189.5868
January 202190.4087
December 202090.127
November 202090.3903
October 202091.3448
September 202089.2772
August 202087.2253
July 202081.2318
June 202077.8757
May 202079.1234
dateprice, rub.
26.05.202189.9545
25.05.202189.6877
22.05.202189.9446
21.05.202189.7708
20.05.202190.1006
19.05.202189.9057
18.05.202189.6584
15.05.202189.6249
14.05.202189.9343
13.05.202189.8475
12.05.202190.004
11.05.202189.475
08.05.202189.506
07.05.202189.6788
06.05.202189.7742
05.05.202190.451
01.05.202190.585
30.04.202190.1513
29.04.202190.4289
28.04.202190.4666
27.04.202190.4468
24.04.202190.4676
23.04.202192.0423
22.04.202192.2913
21.04.202191.7507
20.04.202191.476
17.04.202190.4602
16.04.202192.2307
15.04.202190.5391
14.04.202191.9162
13.04.202192.0669
10.04.202191.7809
09.04.202191.6192
08.04.202192.3321
07.04.202190.1821
06.04.202189.9958
03.04.202189.5916
02.04.202188.9523
01.04.202188.7452
31.03.202188.8821
30.03.202189.349
27.03.202189.2576
26.03.202189.9768
25.03.202190.0515
24.03.202189.767
23.03.202188.6573
20.03.202188.433
19.03.202188.1173
18.03.202186.9693
17.03.202186.9852
16.03.202187.3508
13.03.202187.7981
12.03.202187.7585
11.03.202187.9587
10.03.202188.1736
06.03.202188.9334
05.03.202188.9421
04.03.202188.8768
03.03.202189.5652
02.03.202189.4461
27.02.202190.3743
26.02.202189.4995
25.02.202189.6691
23.02.202190.265
21.02.202189.6604
20.02.202189.5427
19.02.202188.87
18.02.202189.0809
17.02.202188.9441
16.02.202188.9754
13.02.202189.6052
12.02.202189.4388
11.02.202189.5684
10.02.202189.5286
09.02.202189.4019
06.02.202189.885
05.02.202190.9206
04.02.202191.5624
03.02.202191.625
02.02.202191.5426
30.01.202192.2963
29.01.202192.131
28.01.202191.2186
27.01.202191.6701
26.01.202191.1458
23.01.202190.4087
22.01.202188.9677
21.01.202189.1483
20.01.202189.2064
19.01.202189.3304
16.01.202189.2546
15.01.202189.6475
14.01.202189.7831
13.01.202190.3227
12.01.202190.8123
06.01.202191.7925
01.01.202190.7932
31.12.202090.6824
30.12.202090.2074
29.12.202090.127
26.12.202089.8749
25.12.202091.3487
24.12.202091.9822
23.12.202092.0699
22.12.202091.0029
19.12.202089.8262
18.12.202089.2887
17.12.202089.3229
16.12.202089.1846
15.12.202088.5847
12.12.202088.7744
11.12.202089.133
10.12.202088.9418
09.12.202089.2044
08.12.202089.9695
05.12.202090.2618
04.12.202091.1946
03.12.202091.3052
02.12.202091.3096
01.12.202091.2037
28.11.202090.4629
27.11.202090.0291
26.11.202089.888
25.11.202089.8934
24.11.202089.9347
21.11.202090.2643
20.11.202090.3484
19.11.202090.2314
18.11.202090.3903
17.11.202091.1729
14.11.202091.3222
13.11.202090.8104
12.11.202090.0468
11.11.202090.3557
10.11.202091.4953
07.11.202091.3514
06.11.202092.1229
04.11.202093.3447
03.11.202093.757
31.10.202092.6284
30.10.202092.6011
29.10.202091.2632
28.10.202090.3552
27.10.202090.4489
24.10.202090.4142
23.10.202091.3563
22.10.202091.3448
21.10.202091.5603
20.10.202091.3115
17.10.202091.3041
16.10.202091.4542
15.10.202090.7065
14.10.202091.0732
13.10.202091.0037
10.10.202090.7163
09.10.202091.699
08.10.202091.8129
07.10.202092.5184
06.10.202091.6599
03.10.202091.5779
02.10.202090.7237
01.10.202092.4302
30.09.202093.0237
29.09.202091.479
26.09.202089.6637
25.09.202089.9818
24.09.202089.2508
23.09.202089.4813
22.09.202090.0063
19.09.202088.9578
18.09.202088.6313
17.09.202088.8644
16.09.202089.3614
15.09.202088.5819
12.09.202088.6768
11.09.202089.3036
10.09.202089.5663
09.09.202089.7369
08.09.202089.4771
05.09.202089.0384
04.09.202089.1353
03.09.202087.7369
02.09.202088.1547
01.09.202087.8266
29.08.202088.7448
28.08.202088.996
27.08.202089.2254
26.08.202088.059
25.08.202087.903
22.08.202087.7343
21.08.202087.4261
20.08.202087.4037
19.08.202087.3401
18.08.202086.4666
15.08.202086.4092
14.08.202087.0399
13.08.202085.956
12.08.202085.9246
11.08.202086.8258
08.08.202087.1722
07.08.202086.6178
06.08.202086.625
05.08.202086.5011
04.08.202087.2253
01.08.202087.2889
31.07.202086.2532
30.07.202084.912
29.07.202084.261
28.07.202083.7759
25.07.202083.1031
24.07.202082.1893
23.07.202081.5904
22.07.202081.2499
21.07.202082.3902
18.07.202081.6821
17.07.202081.2318
16.07.202080.8392
15.07.202080.623
14.07.202080.0937
11.07.202080.2689
10.07.202080.4134
09.07.202080.4062
08.07.202081.4676
07.07.202080.5581
04.07.202079.2207
03.07.202079.5181
02.07.202079.1901
01.07.202078.9929
30.06.202078.6812
27.06.202077.5413
26.06.202078.0589
25.06.202077.759
24.06.202077.6832
23.06.202077.8285
20.06.202078.0047
19.06.202078.2924
18.06.202078.3829
17.06.202079.0434
16.06.202079.1451
12.06.202078.5225
11.06.202077.9229
10.06.202077.3481
09.06.202077.1861
06.06.202077.9658
05.06.202077.3245
04.06.202076.6243
03.06.202076.7782
02.06.202077.6376
30.05.202078.5489
29.05.202078.2611
28.05.202077.9069
27.05.202077.7854
26.05.202077.8823
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YearAverage price, rub.
202189.7742
202083.6705
201972.2365
201874.1326
201767.4596
201673.0892
201569.6225
201448.8834
201342.8374
201240.0679
201140.5779
201039.8654
200944.0068
200836.5169
200734.9552
200634.1407
200534.879
200435.7682
200334.547
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What's happening to the ruble? The main thing at this point

At the opening of trading on the Moscow Exchange on April 11, the euro exchange rate broke the 80 ruble mark for the first time since March 2021. The Russian currency continues to fall in price for the third day in a row. The most important thing about the situation with the ruble is in the RBC chronicle

How the ruble fell:

  • On Monday, April 9 , the rates of major currencies against the ruble began to rise rapidly. On this day, the euro exchange rate rose for the first time since 2016, first above 74 rubles, and then above 75 rubles. On the same day, the dollar exchange rate broke through the levels of 59 and 60 rubles for the first time since the beginning of 2021.
  • On April 10, the rise in prices of major currencies continued: the euro broke through the mark of 78 rubles, and the dollar - 63 rubles.
  • On April 11, in the first minutes after the opening of trading on the Moscow Exchange, the euro exchange rate increased by more than two rubles compared to the close of the previous session - to 80.14 rubles. The dollar exchange rate also increased - by more than one and a half rubles by closing, to 64.76 rubles. During the first hours after the Moscow Exchange began operating, they corrected somewhat.
  • The Central Bank set the dollar exchange rate on April 12 at 64.06 rubles, the euro exchange rate at 79.28 rubles.
  • After a statement by US President Donald Trump, who threatened Russia to strike Syria, the ruble exchange rate began to fall again.
  • As of 16:00 Moscow time, the euro exchange rate is 79.74 rubles, the dollar exchange rate is 64.44 rubles.
  • A barrel of Brent on ICE as of 16:00 Moscow time costs $71.51.

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What will happen to the ruble in 2018

There are no prerequisites for the strengthening of the ruble in 2021. Many experts are confident that this is due to the sanctions being imposed against large Russian companies. As a result, the ruble may depreciate until the summer of 2021. According to the forecasts of many experts, the ruble will begin to strengthen in the summer of 2021 and will regain the positions observed in 2021.

Dollar exchange rate. Forecast for April 11-13

The ruble is rapidly losing ground against leading world currencies. The dollar exchange rate at trading on the Moscow Exchange for the first time since December 2021 rose to the level of 64 rubles/$. Foreign and Russian investors, frightened by the sanctions imposed last Friday against Russian businessmen and a number of companies, primarily Oleg Deripaska and Rusal, are actively getting rid of Russian assets. Even the return of oil prices to $70 per barrel cannot stop the fall.

Vladimir Evstifeev, head of the analytical department of Zenit Bank: US sanctions have found points of vulnerability in the Russian financial market. The ruble remains under pressure due to non-residents leaving Russian assets. Taking into account the fact that sectoral sanctions have been replaced by more stringent and targeted ones, affecting in the future the main systemically important companies and banks, one should not yet count on a speculative rebound. The Russian financial market is getting rid of the advantages that it was given under the conditions of the strict monetary policy of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation, which was bound to happen sooner or later. The current bonus to non-residents is not enough to cover the risks of further Western isolation of Russia. Thus, the ruble is likely to remain near current lows.

Anton Pokatovich, chief analyst at Binbank: The most significant risk of continued sales of the ruble currency remains increased sanctions pressure on the Russian Federation from the United States. At the moment, investors are most impatiently awaiting specifics in the position of the states, which the day before announced they were considering an additional package of “Syrian sanctions” against Russia. In case of further escalation, by the end of the week we expect the ruble exchange rate to be in the range of 66-68 rubles/$. Otherwise, the ruble exchange rate will be in the 61-63 corridor.

Viktor Veselov, chief analyst at Globex Bank: The ruble will continue to weaken until the end of the week due to the expectation of a ban by the US Congress on transactions with Russian government bonds, which will be issued 180 days after the date of sanctions - April 6, 2021. They also propose to ban transactions with bonds of quasi-state banks. Now all investors' attention will be focused on sanctions, and the price of oil will rise by 2.2% to $70.1 per barrel from

Maxim Timoshenko, director of the financial markets operations department at Russian Standard Bank: The market is waiting for comments from the authorities on the current situation. It is obvious that the ruble is under serious pressure, despite rising oil prices and the start of the tax period. Most likely, by the end of the week the authorities’ position will have been formed in relation to the companies and entrepreneurs included in the lists. Accordingly, we predict a slight rebound if a decision is made to support these companies from the state. If this happens, the ruble will strengthen and reach the level of 61-62 against the dollar.

Mikhail Poddubsky, leading analyst at Promsvyazbank: The introduction of new sanctions by the United States against Russian businessmen, officials and companies, the exacerbation of the Syrian conflict, the introduction of a bill in the US Congress to impose sanctions on new Russian sovereign debt create a negative sentiment towards the ruble and the entire group Russian assets. The maximum intraday decline in the Russian stock market over the past few years on gigantic trading volumes and significant pressure on OFZs indicate a sharp increase in risk premiums on Russian assets and the outflow of speculative capital from ruble assets. At the moment, we have to focus on the dollar/ruble pair in the range of 61-64 rubles/$. In the base scenario, we assume a gradual attenuation of emotions and a return to the lower limit of this range. Source

Euro - 80, dollar - 64: trading began with new records

On April 11, the ruble continued to depreciate significantly. When trading opened on the Moscow Exchange, the euro exchange rate against the ruble exceeded 80 rubles (the last time the euro was traded at this price was in March 2016). The dollar exchange rate against the ruble jumped above 64 rubles (for the first time since December 5, 2021).

The official exchange rates announced by the Central Bank of the Russian Federation on April 11 are 76.8522 rubles per euro and 62.3699 rubles per dollar.

Euro to ruble exchange rate of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation for 2021

dateCol.RUB
31.12.2018179.4605
30.12.2018179.4605
29.12.2018179.6581
28.12.2018178.3880
27.12.2018178.5237
26.12.2018178.4309
25.12.2018177.8886
24.12.2018177.9717
23.12.2018177.9717
22.12.2018177.9717
21.12.2018176.9377
20.12.2018176.4742
19.12.2018175.7761
18.12.2018175.3814
17.12.2018175.3890
16.12.2018175.3890
15.12.2018175.3890
14.12.2018175.3916
13.12.2018175.2168
12.12.2018175.6197
11.12.2018175.7075
10.12.2018176.0777
09.12.2018176.0777
08.12.2018176.0777
07.12.2018175.6071
06.12.2018175.7051
05.12.2018175.6562
04.12.2018175.3874
03.12.2018175.7484
02.12.2018175.7484
01.12.2018175.7484
30.11.2018175.8897
29.11.2018175.5191
28.11.2018175.6217
27.11.2018175.5655
26.11.2018174.9385
25.11.2018174.9385
24.11.2018174.9385
23.11.2018174.8048
22.11.2018175.1483
21.11.2018175.1825
20.11.2018175.3218
19.11.2018174.9022
18.11.2018174.9022
17.11.2018174.9022
16.11.2018175.5358
15.11.2018176.7556
14.11.2018176.0737
13.11.2018176.0926
12.11.2018175.8076
11.11.2018175.8076
10.11.2018175.8076
09.11.2018175.6711
08.11.2018175.6817
07.11.2018175.3158
06.11.2018174.9906
05.11.2018174.9906
04.11.2018174.9906
03.11.2018174.9906
02.11.2018174.5803
01.11.2018174.4189
31.10.2018174.7918
30.10.2018175.0399
29.10.2018174.6658
28.10.2018174.6658
27.10.2018174.6658
26.10.2018174.9851
25.10.2018175.0806
24.10.2018174.8584
23.10.2018175.3702
22.10.2018175.3241
21.10.2018175.3241
20.10.2018175.3241
19.10.2018175.5692
18.10.2018175.6512
17.10.2018175.9236
16.10.2018176.0540
15.10.2018176.5047
14.10.2018176.5047
13.10.2018176.5047
12.10.2018177.0824
11.10.2018176.0710
10.10.2018176.2110
09.10.2018176.9870
08.10.2018176.6610
07.10.2018176.6610
06.10.2018176.6610
05.10.2018176.0505
04.10.2018175.7353
03.10.2018175.2272
02.10.2018175.9877
01.10.2018176.2294
30.09.2018176.2294
29.09.2018176.2294
28.09.2018177.0407
27.09.2018177.3846
26.09.2018177.3832
25.09.2018177.6844
24.09.2018178.0753
23.09.2018178.0753
22.09.2018178.0753
21.09.2018177.7529
20.09.2018178.3613
19.09.2018179.1749
18.09.2018179.3595
17.09.2018179.9521
16.09.2018179.9521
15.09.2018179.9521
14.09.2018179.7699
13.09.2018180.6488
12.09.2018181.3942
11.09.2018180.6702
10.09.2018180.3562
09.09.2018180.3562
08.09.2018180.3562
07.09.2018179.3685
06.09.2018179.1362
05.09.2018179.0200
04.09.2018178.6376
03.09.2018179.4966
02.09.2018179.4966
01.09.2018179.4966
31.08.2018179.6765
30.08.2018179.5594
29.08.2018178.7600
28.08.2018178.2269
27.08.2018178.4072
26.08.2018178.4072
25.08.2018178.4072
24.08.2018179.2502
23.08.2018178.1983
22.08.2018177.3491
21.08.2018176.7204
20.08.2018176.1848
19.08.2018176.1848
18.08.2018176.1848
17.08.2018176.0576
16.08.2018175.2253
15.08.2018176.2325
14.08.2018177.6519
13.08.2018176.6760
12.08.2018176.6760
11.08.2018176.6760
10.08.2018176.8250
09.08.2018173.8211
08.08.2018173.5632
07.08.2018173.4095
06.08.2018173.4744
05.08.2018173.4744
04.08.2018173.4744
03.08.2018173.4206
02.08.2018173.1064
01.08.2018173.0738
31.07.2018173.2021
30.07.2018173.3442
29.07.2018173.3442
28.07.2018173.3442
27.07.2018173.8181
26.07.2018173.7510
25.07.2018173.5261
24.07.2018174.1286
23.07.2018173.9327
22.07.2018173.9327
21.07.2018173.9327
20.07.2018173.4808
19.07.2018173.1345
18.07.2018173.2427
17.07.2018172.7955
16.07.2018172.4659
15.07.2018172.4659
14.07.2018172.4659
13.07.2018172.6817
12.07.2018172.8472
11.07.2018173.3470
10.07.2018173.9365
09.07.2018173.9028
08.07.2018173.9028
07.07.2018173.9028
06.07.2018173.9641
05.07.2018173.7097
04.07.2018173.7012
03.07.2018173.4690
02.07.2018172.9921
01.07.2018172.9921
30.06.2018172.9921
29.06.2018173.0884
28.06.2018173.6038
27.06.2018173.4087
26.06.2018173.3112
25.06.2018173.7247
24.06.2018173.7247
23.06.2018173.7247
22.06.2018173.6871
21.06.2018173.6118
20.06.2018174.1847
19.06.2018173.4825
18.06.2018172.5329
17.06.2018172.5329
16.06.2018172.5329
15.06.2018173.5621
14.06.2018174.1365
13.06.2018173.3654
12.06.2018173.3654
11.06.2018173.3654
10.06.2018173.3654
09.06.2018173.7916
08.06.2018173.0686
07.06.2018172.8637
06.06.2018172.5130
05.06.2018172.4384
04.06.2018172.7183
03.06.2018172.7183
02.06.2018172.7183
01.06.2018172.5806
31.05.2018172.5211
30.05.2018172.5269
29.05.2018172.8322
28.05.2018172.1183
27.05.2018172.1183
26.05.2018172.1183
25.05.2018172.0082
24.05.2018172.1826
23.05.2018172.2390
22.05.2018173.3321
21.05.2018173.1769
20.05.2018173.1769
19.05.2018173.1769
18.05.2018173.0236
17.05.2018173.7796
16.05.2018173.8601
15.05.2018173.9430
14.05.2018173.5145
13.05.2018173.5145
12.05.2018173.5145
11.05.2018174.1772
10.05.2018175.0409
09.05.2018175.0409
08.05.2018174.8125
07.05.2018175.6392
06.05.2018175.6392
05.05.2018175.6392
04.05.2018176.1261
03.05.2018175.2056
02.05.2018175.2056
01.05.2018175.2056
30.04.2018175.2056
29.04.2018175.2056
28.04.2018175.7605
27.04.2018176.1812
26.04.2018175.3281
25.04.2018175.2121
24.04.2018175.7924
23.04.2018175.6532
22.04.2018175.6532
21.04.2018175.6532
20.04.2018175.4034
19.04.2018176.0868
18.04.2018175.8448
17.04.2018176.8403
16.04.2018175.7507
15.04.2018175.7507
14.04.2018175.7507
13.04.2018176.7569
12.04.2018179.2839
11.04.2018176.8522
10.04.2018171.8847
09.04.2018170.7069
08.04.2018170.7069
07.04.2018170.7069
06.04.2018170.5926
05.04.2018170.9580
04.04.2018170.9207
03.04.2018170.6038
02.04.2018170.5618
01.04.2018170.5618
31.03.2018170.5618
30.03.2018171.0942
29.03.2018171.3339
28.03.2018171.2625
27.03.2018170.5708
26.03.2018170.4303
25.03.2018170.4303
24.03.2018170.4303
23.03.2018170.3100
22.03.2018170.5699
21.03.2018171.2347
20.03.2018170.6049
19.03.2018170.8099
18.03.2018170.8099
17.03.2018170.8099
16.03.2018170.5151
15.03.2018170.5338
14.03.2018170.1564
13.03.2018169.7972
12.03.2018170.5299
11.03.2018170.5299
10.03.2018170.5299
09.03.2018170.5299
08.03.2018170.5299
07.03.2018169.7317
06.03.2018170.1702
05.03.2018169.4671
04.03.2018169.4671
03.03.2018169.4671
02.03.2018168.8826
01.03.2018168.9062
28.02.2018168.6599
27.02.2018168.9224
26.02.2018169.6341
25.02.2018169.6341
24.02.2018169.6341
23.02.2018169.6341
22.02.2018169.8087
21.02.2018169.8928
20.02.2018169.9001
19.02.2018170.6471
18.02.2018170.6471
17.02.2018170.6471
16.02.2018170.6718
15.02.2018171.2329
14.02.2018171.1670
13.02.2018171.2450
12.02.2018171.3943
11.02.2018171.3943
10.02.2018171.3943
09.02.2018170.7713
08.02.2018170.5310
07.02.2018170.9294
06.02.2018170.4959
05.02.2018170.0958
04.02.2018170.0958
03.02.2018170.0958
02.02.2018169.7921
01.02.2018169.9322
31.01.2018169.5424
30.01.2018169.8513
29.01.2018169.6073
28.01.2018169.6073
27.01.2018169.6073
26.01.2018169.4580
25.01.2018169.4484
24.01.2018169.0702
23.01.2018169.2650
22.01.2018169.3953
21.01.2018169.3953
20.01.2018169.3953
19.01.2018169.2582
18.01.2018169.1730
17.01.2018169.0243
16.01.2018168.8174
15.01.2018168.2562
14.01.2018168.2562
13.01.2018168.2562
12.01.2018168.0586
11.01.2018167.8841
10.01.2018168.2103
09.01.2018168.8668
08.01.2018168.8668
07.01.2018168.8668
06.01.2018168.8668
05.01.2018168.8668
04.01.2018168.8668
03.01.2018168.8668
02.01.2018168.8668
01.01.2018168.8668

The Central Bank of the Russian Federation (CBRF) determines the euro exchange rate based on the established dollar exchange rate, taking into account the quotation of the euro against the US dollar on international currency markets and on the interbank domestic foreign exchange market.

The exchange rate of the euro against the ruble established by the Central Bank of the Russian Federation comes into force on the next calendar day after the day of its establishment and is valid until the new official exchange rate of this currency comes into force.

The Central Bank of the Russian Federation usually determines the euro/ruble exchange rate at 11:30 and publishes it before 15:00 Moscow time.

The Central Bank of the Russian Federation sets the euro to ruble exchange rate without obligations to buy or sell this currency at this rate.

Euro exchange rate for other dates

At the opening of trading, the euro exchange rate exceeded the mark of 80 rubles

The euro exchange rate today, on the morning of April 11, continued to grow at the opening of trading on the Moscow Exchange and surpassed the 80 ruble mark, which has not happened since March 2021.
The dollar exchange rate also continued to grow: on Wednesday morning it surpassed 64 rubles, and this is the highest level since December 2016.

The day before, the Central Bank of the Russian Federation published the exchange rates of major currencies against the Russian ruble as of April 11. According to the regulator, today the dollar costs 62.3699 rubles, and the euro – 76.8522 rubles.

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Also interesting:

Dynamics of euro quotations over the past 5 years

Since 2012, the national currency has undergone a lot. The ruble hit the bottom several times against the European currency, but the country's government always tried to smooth out the situation and return the value of the ruble.


Until 2014, the country's economy continued to develop, no matter what. During this period, there was an increase in capital not only in the treasury, but also among ordinary residents of the country. This had a short-term positive impact on the value of the ruble. The price of the euro at that time fluctuated in the range of 36-42 rubles. This course lasted until mid-2014, until sanctions were adopted against large Russian companies. It was after these events that the ruble exchange rate began to fall rapidly. Already in December 2014, the euro cost 55 rubles. The ruble continued to depreciate until the end of 2021. This year, auctions periodically recorded record low values. At the beginning of 2021, the euro cost 86 rubles. This situation could not but cause a deterioration in the country's economy, and the government during this period worked intensively to take new measures to avoid negative consequences.

Stability began to appear in the market only at the beginning of 2017, when major contracts for the supply of extracted raw materials were signed. Thanks to this, the cost of the euro fluctuates in the range of 60-67 rubles throughout the year.

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