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Results of the week in the financial markets with Alexey Zabyalov currency By Friday evening, the yuan rate rose by 6 kopecks and amounted to 12.28 rubles. The Chinese currency rose by 21 kopecks during the week. The Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation plans to buy foreign currency/gold within the framework of the entire budget for a total amount of 312.63 billion rubles from November 9 to December 4, the daily volume of transactions will be equivalent to 15.6 billion rubles, the ministry said in a statement. From October 7 to November 6, the Ministry of Finance buys currency/gold in a total amount of 279.42 billion rubles, the daily transaction volume is equivalent to 12.7 billion rubles. Therefore, taking into account the volumes of transactions announced by the Ministry of Finance, the Bank of Russia from November 9 to December 4 will increase the purchase of foreign currency to 15.02 billion rubles (from October 7 to November 6 it buys it in the amount of 12.12 billion rubles). Performers The Moscow Stock Exchange index rose 0.3% to 2,463 points by the close of main trading on Friday. During the week, the Moscow stock market index fell by 2%. Crude oil continued to fall on Friday. The cost of Brent futures on the London Ice Exchange was around $97-98 per barrel. On Wednesday, Brent fell 8.7% following the news of the Democratic Party's overwhelming victory in the US congressional elections on Tuesday. Democrats gained control of both houses of Congress. Since the start of the week, Brent has fallen 16%, the fastest pace since 2020. Oil was pressured by hopes for a peaceful solution to the conflict in the Middle East after the victory of the Democratic Party in the US Congress. De-escalation could lead to an increase in oil exports from the region and create a fuel surplus on the global market. You can listen to the full review by our stock observer Alexey Zabyalov on Sound.

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Results of the week in the financial markets with Alexey Zabyalov currency By Friday evening, the yuan rate rose by 6 kopecks and amounted to 12.28 rubles. The Chinese currency rose by 21 kopecks during the week. The Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation plans to buy foreign currency/gold within the framework of the entire budget for a total amount of 312.63 billion rubles from November 9 to December 4, the daily volume of transactions will be equivalent to 15.6 billion rubles, the ministry said in a statement. From October 7 to November 6, the Ministry of Finance buys currency/gold in a total amount of 279.42 billion rubles, the daily transaction volume is equivalent to 12.7 billion rubles. Therefore, taking into account the volumes of transactions announced by the Ministry of Finance, the Bank of Russia from November 9 to December 4 will increase the purchase of foreign currency to 15.02 billion rubles (from October 7 to November 6 it buys it in the amount of 12.12 billion rubles). Performers The Moscow Stock Exchange index rose 0.3% to 2,463 points by the close of main trading on Friday. During the week, the Moscow stock market index fell by 2%. Crude oil continued to fall on Friday. The cost of Brent futures on the London Ice Exchange was around $97-98 per barrel. On Wednesday, Brent fell 8.7% following the news of the Democratic Party's overwhelming victory in the US congressional elections on Tuesday. Democrats gained control of both houses of Congress. Since the start of the week, Brent has fallen 16%, the fastest pace since 2020. Oil was pressured by hopes for a peaceful solution to the conflict in the Middle East after the victory of the Democratic Party in the US Congress. De-escalation could lead to an increase in oil exports from the region and create a fuel surplus on the global market. You can listen to the full review by our stock observer Alexey Zabyalov on Sound.

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