During trading on July 22, the euro against the ruble dropped below 87 rubles for the first time in several weeks, since July 6. By the time the news was prepared, 86.91 rubles (minus 0.30 percent) were given for the euro, the minimum was 86.84 rubles, according to trade data.

The dollar rate reached 73.68 rubles and fell during trading to 73.59 rubles, the lowest level since July 7. The indices of the Moscow Exchange (plus 0.6 percent) and the RTS (plus 0.89 percent) are growing up to 3745 and 1600 points.

Brent crude is at $72.37 per barrel at the time of writing, representing a slight increase. The price of WTI, which cost 70.64, also grew slightly, according to trading data.