The ruble could become one of the most attractive currencies for investors after the referendum in the UK, says chief strategist at Swedish Bank SEB AB Per Hammarlund. Writes ERR, in his opinion, this trend will be observed in both the short and long term.
The Russian ruble looks attractive on the background of the decision residents of the UK to leave the EU in both the short and long term. As reported by ERR, the chief strategist for emerging markets at one of Sweden’s largest banks SEB AB Per Hammarlund. A review of the material leads Inotv.
“The ruble looks good even in the longer term — 6 to 12 months, as the oil does not have much to suffer from broksita”, — the expert believes.
He also suggests that in the short term attractive to investors look Turkish Lira and South African Rand.
We will remind, on Friday it became known that on last June 23, the referendum 51.9% of people in the UK voted for the country’s withdrawal from the European Union. This triggered a collapse of world stock markets and most currencies.
