According to the analyst, there will be no fundamental changes in the dynamics of exchange rates in the coming days.
“Now we are waiting for the decision of the Bank of Russia on the interest rate.
We expect that the rate will be increased by a percentage point and it will amount to 9.5%,” Milchakova notes.
At the same time, according to the expert, this will be a positive signal for the ruble, but, as the specialist added, "we are unlikely to see a pronounced reaction of the ruble to this decision."
“The foreign exchange market will react to the statement of the chairman of the Central Bank at a press conference and the accompanying press release, in particular, to what forecasts, say on inflation, this forecast will contain,” she said.
The analyst also noted that the exchange rate will fluctuate in the coming days.
“Most likely, the dollar will be within the limits of 73.8-75.1 rubles, and the euro 84.8-86.5 rubles,” Milchakova concluded.
Earlier, according to the Moscow Exchange, it became known that the euro fell to 85 rubles for the first time since January 12.