“If you look globally, the collapse of the euro is possible only with the collapse of the eurozone - when the rise in inflation in the EU will force countries to return to national currencies,” Tuzov said in an interview with the Prime agency.
According to him, this is unlikely to happen quickly, since the benefits from the eurozone for most of its participants are obvious.
Earlier it became known that the euro exchange rate during trading on the Moscow Exchange fell to 74 rubles for the first time since March 2020.
The head of the analytical department of AMarkets, Artyom Deev, commented in an interview with RT on the depreciation of the euro during trading on the Moscow Exchange to 74 rubles for the first time since March 2020.