In the nearest time possible collapse of the ruble

"In the first half of the day in the global currency market, the euro strengthened against the dollar," - says Bank.ru chief dealer of foreign exchange operations "Orgbanka Alexander Korolev. "We have significant fluctuations were not. But then the situation has changed dramatically. Today was a meeting of finance ministers of the eurozone countries. Apparently, they have not agreed on how to solve the financial problems of the region. The euro exchange rate was sharply reduced. Oil fell to 71.50 dollars per barrel. If it is knocked down the level of 70 dollars, that can collapse. Equity markets began to fall. Naturally, and the ruble fell. This movement is speculative, but very powerful. Most players do not believe in Europe. It is possible that the Europeans - a deliberate play on the lowering of the single European currency. This can be done to ensure that goods are cheaper than competitors. In my opinion, the most likely scenario in the near future - the euro and a rebound is likely to break the trend decline in oil prices. The current situation is not favorable, perhaps, except, again, some European countries. It is not advantageous to the United States. Therefore, the world's regulators are likely to do everything possible to cope with the problem. States can put pressure on the IMF to fund disbursed more money a weak euro-zone countries. If the debt problem will go beyond Europe, it can be very swipe at the Americans. They both have the duty - not hundreds of billions and trillions and trillions of dollars. The mood of the market participants said that they do not rule out individual countries of the eurozone. Who started this game on lowering the euro, he will win. But the majority, which now is a trend likely to lose. But it is still possible negative scenario. Euro continue to fall. Oil is down to 65 dollars and below. In this case, the ruble collapse, - the expert believes. At 16:59 MSK on the UTS MICEX dollar rose to 30.9241 rubles ($ 0.1310) at 16:57 euro rose - up to 38.1629 rubles ($ 0.5914).