The Central Bank of Russia has announced that it will resume trading shares on the Moscow exchange, which has been suspended for almost a month since last month, on the 24th.
Due to the great turmoil in Russia's financial markets due to the military invasion of Ukraine, the Moscow exchange has suspended stock trading since the 25th of last month.
On the 24th, the Russian central bank announced that it would resume trading stocks for the first time in about a month.
The target is 33 brands such as Sberbank, Russia's largest bank, Gazprom, Russia's largest government-affiliated gas company, and Rosneft, a state-owned oil giant.
The trading time on the first day of resumption is from 9:50 am to 2:00 pm local time, and "short selling" in which investors without stocks borrow stocks from securities companies and place sell orders is prohibited.
In addition, the transaction time after the 25th will be announced again.