Ruble forecast for 2017.

There are many opinions about what the ruble exchange rate will be in 2017, as many decisions depend on this information.

The national currency's exchange rate affects deposit and loan rates, decisions about which currency to use for holding money, and the prices of food and other goods.

First and foremost, it's worth noting that the Russian ruble's exchange rate depends not only on the price of oil but also on the state of the Russian economy.

Its strengthening usually leads to a devaluation of the national currency, while declining economic indicators trigger inflation.

What do experts say on this issue, and what are the underlying factors?

Forecasts for the ruble exchange rate for the current 2017 are quite optimistic, most analysts agree that the national currency will continue to strengthen.

The prerequisites for this will be:

1. Continued growth in industrial production and development of agriculture.

2. Growth in the Gross National Product (GDP) even by the most conservative estimates is unlikely to be less than 1%.

3. A positive forecast for the price of oil and its derivatives.

4. Slowing inflation and a gradual return to pre-crisis indicators.

5. Increased investment, including from foreign sources.

In general, the situation looks quite promising, so the best investment options will be transactions to purchase the ruble and Russian securities.

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