The Russian currency keeps the bid bias unchanged so far on Friday and now drags USD/RUB further south of the 82.00 mark, just to bounce a tad afterwards.
USD/RUB extended the corrective downside to the 81.70 zone following news of a probable meeting between Russian and Ukrainian delegations.
In the meantime, Russian troops have already moved into Kyiv, while Russian forces are cited attacking cities in the west of the country.
Meanwhile in Moscow, the MOEX index advances more than 20% and continues to trim part of Thursday’s acute drop and yields of the Russian 10y benchmark note surpasses the 13.00% mark, still below Thursday’s tops around 14.00%.
So far, the pair is losing 1.84% at 82.80 and faces the next hurdle at 86.43 (high Feb.25) followed by 90.00 (all-time high Feb.23) and then 100.00 (round level). On the downside, a breach of 80.41 (monthly high Jan.26) would aim for 76.18 (55-day SMA) and finally 74.25 (monthly low Feb.10).
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