The euro fell to 86 rubles for the first time since August 18, according to trade data.

At 13:27 Moscow time, the euro rate was 86.02 rubles, which is 0.4 percent less compared to the close of trading in the previous session. The dollar exchange rate is also declining against the ruble, it dropped to 72.93 rubles (minus 0.24 percent).

Brent futures for November rose 1.14 percent to $73.71 per barrel. Futures for WTI crude oil for supply in October increased by 1.2 percent to $70.6 per barrel.