“We see continued market turbulence in the international foreign exchange market, where the movement itself is driven by the weakness of many emerging currencies.
First of all, I note the fall of the Turkish lira, which indirectly affects the rate of the Russian national currency, ”said Blinov.
The expert also noted that the instability caused by the coronavirus pandemic is returning again in one form or another.
“This scares global investors to a certain extent, and they get rid of risky assets,” he concluded.
The euro exchange rate during trading on September 29 exceeded 93 rubles.