Saxo Bank predicts 2021 commodities push Russian currency - The Russian ruble is right now "underestimated" and can possibly fortify by more than 10% against the US dollar, as per the Chief Investment Officer of Saxo Bank Steen Jakobsen.

"Exchanging the USD/RUB [dollar/ruble] pair is generally simple since we realize where to stop: if the nearby was over 83 rubles for every dollar for two days straight, at that point you need to go out. Yet, for the time being, I would take long situations against the ruble, in light of the fact that in the long haul, the swapping scale may reinforce up to 65–66 rubles," Jakobsen said in a meeting with RIA Novosti.

He noticed that 2021 will be the "time of items," where "Russia has enormous limits that will present to it a preferred position."

The reinforcing of the ruble one year from now has been additionally projected by the top of Russia's Sberbank Herman Gref. As per him, that will occur if the international and epidemiological circumstance in Russia balances out. Gref anticipates a full recuperation of the Russian economy by 2022.

Saxo Bank predicts 2021 commodities push Russian currency

The Chairman of Russia's Accounts Chamber and previous Finance Minister Alexey Kudrin said before that the ruble swapping scale would stay close to current qualities until the finish of 2021. He prompted keeping a few reserve funds in rubles.

Saxo Bank predicts 2021 commodities push Russian currency


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Expulsion from US financial exchanges won't stop interests in boycotted Chinese organizations, Beijing says

China has asked the US to "stop unjust activities of manhandling state power," as it hammered the new request from Washington that constrained Nasdaq to declare the expulsion of four Chinese firms from its files.

Talking at a day by day news meeting, Chinese Foreign Ministry representative Wang Wenbin said Beijing will proceed to immovably protect the genuine rights and interests of its organizations. He added that Washington's approaches would hurt the interests of worldwide speculators, including American financial specialists, yet will neglect to cut off Chinese organizations from unfamiliar capital inflows.

"Certain organizations' stocks not being remembered for some worldwide lists won't keep global speculators from putting resources into these organizations through different strategies and sharing the profits of China's turn of events," Wang said on Monday.

The assertion goes ahead the impact points of Nasdaq's choice to eliminate the portions of four Chinese development and assembling organizations from its files. The move, focusing on the protections of China Communications Construction Company, China Railway Construction Corporation, CRRC Corporation and Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation, is set to come into power on December 21.

Washington has been sloping up tension on Chinese organizations, and a month ago the Trump organization gave a leader request banning US financial specialists from subsidizing Chinese firms it considered "Socialist Chinese military organizations." The measure was advocated by the allegation that the boycotted organizations represent an "surprising and phenomenal" danger to US public security.

The boycott, which produces results on January 11, restricts "any exchange in traded on an open market protections, or any protections that are subsidiary of, or are intended to give speculation openness to such protections" with organizations recorded in the report. Exchanges made to strip possession in the organizations will be allowed until November 11, 2021.

Worldwide file suppliers and trade exchanged asset (ETF) suppliers raced to change in accordance with the boycott. After conferences with individuals from the speculation network, the S&P and Dow Jones lists reported a week ago the rejection of 10 Chinese organizations. Recently, the FTSE Russell said it would eliminate portions of eight Chinese organizations named by the US government from a portion of its records.