According to his estimates, with such a rate and average annual oil price of $ 50 per barrel, Russia's budget deficit will be about 5% of GDP.
The last time the dollar was trading around 66 rubles in early March. The collapse of the OPEC + deal and statements by several countries about plans to increase production led to a collapse in oil prices and a weakening ruble.
However, then the US currency began to decline. So, in early June, the dollar fell below 70 rubles, but by the middle of the month again exceeded this mark.
In April, Minister of Economic Development Maxim Reshetnikov said that the budget deficit so far is estimated at 5-6% of GDP.