Negative dynamics are associated with geopolitics, as planned negotiations on a Truce in Ukraine are canceled.
Russian stock and currency markets have been strictly reduced to auction against the background of the news of suspension of negotiations at the end of the Russian Federation against Ukraine. The Moscow Times reported this on Wednesday, April 23.
The dollar in forex before lunch grew 1.5%, up to 82.71 rubles, and in the Russian interbank market rose to 83.1 rubles – the highest level per week. The Euro climbed to the ruble of 2.2%, at 94.5 rubles, and the Yuan course at the Moscow exchange jumped 2% to 11.35 rubles, and also set a weekly maximum.
The index of Mosbirzhi, which on the eve of the night was nailed 3000 points, at the beginning of the auction dropped to 2900 points. Gazprom shares fell 3.2%, Sberbank – of 1.5%, VTB – by 3.1%, Rosneft – by 2.9%. More than 3% of Aeroflot’s price, the Metallurgical Novolipetsk, the Magnitogorsk Metallurgical Plant and Alrosa.
Analyst Freedom Finance Global Vladimir Chernov noted that negative dynamics are associated with geopolitics, as planned negotiations in London have destroyed.
Remember that peace negotiations at the level of foreign ministers of Ukraine, Great Britain, USA, France and Germany in the war in Ukraine, which should be held today, has been postponed after state secretary Marco Rubio that he cannot be there. According to media reports, this happened because of Kyiv’s refusal to accept the US plan in Crimea.
On the eve of the media learned about the “final proposal” of the United States for Kyiv and Moscow. We talked about a single -page document submitted by Americans to Ukrainian officials in Paris last week.
US vice-president Jay Di Wance said the United States will leave the negotiation process if they do not receive a positive answer to peaceful initiatives from Ukraine and Russia.
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Source: korrespondent
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