"The exchange rate in general is most influenced not by the state and not by the price of any particular product, as oil is usually referred to, but by the whole state of the economy, its efficiency, dynamics, movement up or down in relation to previous indicators", - said the economist.
According to the expert, in comparison with Europe, Russia is "more dynamically and successfully" emerging from the "liturgical and economic sleep" after a pandemic crisis.
“This explains why the ruble is strengthening against the euro, and it is strengthening quite dynamically, but it is also quite difficult to say that this is some kind of long-term trend, because there are such well-established proportions between the Russian and Western European economies, and it is quite fundamental ", - said Belyaev.
He also suggested that tomorrow it will be possible to see "the recovery of the euro against the ruble."
Earlier it became known that the euro during the auction fell to 86 rubles for the first time since August 18.