
The ruble may
become one of the most attractive currency for investors after the referendum
in the UK, says chief strategist at Swedish bank SEB AB, Per Hammarlund. As ERR
writes, in his opinion, this trend will be observed in both the short and long
term.
Russian ruble looks attractive against the background of the UK residents to
withdraw from the EU in the short and long term. According to ERR, so says
chief strategist for emerging markets one of the largest Swedish bank SEB AB,
Per Hammarlund.
"The ruble looks good even in the longer term - 6-12 months, as the oil
should not be strongly affected by breksita", - the expert believes.
It also suggests that in the short term look attractive to investors Turkish
lira and South African rand.
As recalled by the portal, on Friday it became known that at the last
referendum, 51.9% of the UK on June 23 voted for the country's exit from the
European Union. This triggered a collapse in global stock markets and most
currencies.