The euro was trading at 79.55, which is its highest level against the ruble since August 26. During Monday trading at the Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), Brent crude prices fell to $37.03, which is 2.2 percent below the closing level of the previous trading session. Herman Gref, the CEO of the largest Russian bank – Sberbank – had predicted the fall of the ruble. Worst of crisis over for Russia, but country needs to adjust to life with cheap oil – #Putin https://t.co/lPas89yZLc pic.twitter.com/GW8vbZUvQ6 — RT (@RT_com) December 17, 2015 “Our entire economy is dependent on the key parameter – the price of oil. Today, the price is $35-36 per barrel. We can say there will be plus or minus 10 percent fluctuation in the upcoming months,” Gref told Rossiya 24 TV channel on Friday. Russian Deputy Finance Minister Aleksey Moiseev also said the end […]