Against the background of one-month low on the trading of oil Russian ruble continues to weaken and fall, and government bonds are becoming cheaper, Bloomberg analysts write.

On the morning of April 5 dollar rose against the Russian ruble and reached 69.4440 rubles per 1 US dollar, which means that the ruble has depreciated by 3.5 points over the past three days, the newspaper writes.

The publication notes that the statements of the Armenian and Azerbaijani leaders on the conflict from escalating into full-scale war, which will be drawn all the countries in the region, including Russia, Turkey and Iran, the world’s markets reacted to the fall in oil prices.

Bloomberg analysts also note that in connection with the unresolved Karabakh conflict all the countries in the region are moving into a new phase with respect to the risk of economic stability, and international markets can not fail to take into account.

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