FOREX - Trends, Forecasts and Implications (Episode 16: June 2012) - page 384
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And who can explain how the "open interest indicator" works?
Although 2.0, but on 6.0
OK, good night and have a good weekend)))
See you in a month ))))) paca
Look at the photo, it's just wha...
Look at the photo, it's just wha...
Mine did, not today, but on Monday.
I can't say for Monday, I don't know. I expect no later than next week 1 2380
He's old now)
A devaluation of the rouble is inevitable, which means Russia could face a repeat of 1998, the most pessimistic economists predict. They were echoed on Monday by a number of major Russian and Western newspapers, who also noted that indices on Russia's two main exchanges fell late last week to levels last seen in 1997. Meanwhile, the dollar continues to rise against the euro and the rouble.
The Russian government is still strenuously denying the "pessimistic scenario". The Central Bank and Russian government leaders promised last weekend not to allow a sharp devaluation and sharp fluctuations of the rouble. The most interesting quotes on the subject are from the website "Headlines.ru".
Despite the seeming repetition of the authorities' previous stance on this issue, experts were alerted by the appearance of the word "drastic" in recent statements, Nezavisimaya Gazeta notes.
- Financial Times: Russia is moving forward into 1998
- Russian exchanges are following in the footsteps of August 1997
- Vedomosti: "Next year will be the most difficult for the Russian economy in the last 10 years"
- Kommersant: "Crisis is pushing Russian banks towards fraudulent schemes".
- Deutsche Welle: "Ruble devaluation is possible if foreign creditors demand their money back".
First Deputy Prime Minister Igor Shuvalov said on Sunday that the Bank of Russia has all the possibilities to avoid sharp fluctuations in the ruble exchange rate. "With the reserves we have and with the level of development of the financial system where we are, the global crisis phenomena are not capable of breaking our financial and our economic system," the first deputy prime minister stressed. He also said that "we should not fear sharp fluctuations in the ruble exchange rate, as there are no prerequisites for it at the moment.
45 will be
Honestly don't read the 98 news))))