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Курсы валют демонстрировали рост в течение последней недели, достигнув максимумов с начала 2025 года.
Официальный курс евро впервые в сентябре опустился ниже 100 рублей, до 99,25 рубля, а доллар подешевел до 85,46 рубля. Об этом свидетельствуют данные, опубликованные на сайте Банка России.
Обе валюты потеряли в стоимости более чем рубль, а юань — 15 копеек. Курс китайской валюты снизился до 12,74 рубля.
На максимуме за последнюю неделю доллар и евро поднимались до 86,99 рубля и 100,8287 рубля соответственно, что стало наибольшим значением с начала 2025 года.

Russia and Vietnam signed an investment registration certificate and a production sharing agreement on the Vietnamese continental shelf. The documents were signed by the head of Zarubezhneft Sergei Kudryashov and the Minister of Industry and Trade of Vietnam Le Manh Hung.

Russian President Vladimir Putin suggested that Vietnam consider the possibility of creating joint strategic fuel reserves in the republic. The initiative was announced following negotiations with Vietnamese President To Lam in Moscow.

The Russian Direct Investment Fund intends to establish the production of Russian vaccines in Vietnam. RDIF head Kirill Dmitriev noted the promise of the Vietnamese market for bilateral investment cooperation, including the agricultural sector.

SovEcon analysts predict a decrease in Russian wheat exports by 3.2 million tons to 41.4 million tons in the current agricultural year due to logistics problems in the Azov-Black Sea basin.

A procurement session was held at the II Russian-Chinese Forum in Khabarovsk, bringing together 135 Chinese and 155 Russian companies. The participants held 285 negotiations in 15 industries, laying the foundation for long-term cooperation and growth in non-resource exports.

In August, the Russian federal budget showed a surplus of 660 billion rubles, which analysts attribute to the payment of dividends by state-owned companies in the amount of 691 billion rubles. Without these revenues, the budget would remain in deficit.