Factors dragging the ruble to the bottom in the near future will not disappear. This is the opinion of the analyst of the company "Opening Broker" Andrei Kochetkov. He points out that the US has the most negative impact on the Russian currency. "The risks of new restrictions for the Russian Federation are deterred by international investors, who prefer to withdraw their capital from Russian instruments," the expert said in an interview with "Rossiyskaya Gazeta". The situation, according to Kochetkov, is complicated by the fact that this "flight of capital" from risky assets is becoming a global trend amid the plans of the US Federal Reserve to raise rates. The second factor pressing on the ruble is the delayed demand for dollars from the Bank of Russia.

As the head of the analysis of the markets of Ingosstrakh Investments, Valentin Zhurba, points out, "the regulator refused to buy currency on the open market for the Finance Ministry until the end of September because of the volatility and the fall of the ruble". But everyone understands that the time will come - and foreign exchange interventions will be resumed. At the same time, the only thing that does not allow the ruble to fall against the dollar and the euro is even stronger than now is the growing demand for oil, analysts say.. But only Russian oil prices do not stabilize at a decent level. The official rate of the dollar, set by the CBR on Friday, August 31, is 68.08 rubles. , euro - 79. 68 rubles.