It's a pity that the sanctions do not include a ban on trading in stocks and digital assets of the subarctic federation...
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Bullish
Shares of the aggressor country Russia have plunged sharply after U.S. President Donald Trump announced that he is shortening the ultimatum period for Vladimir Putin. This was reported by Moscow Times on Monday, July 28. The Russian stock market switched to "rapid decline mode" following Trump's new statement regarding the shortened deadline after which the idiot must cease fire in Ukraine. "The Moscow Exchange Index, which includes the stocks of four dozen of the largest Russian companies, started at 2777.3 points after Trump's statements and fell to 2727.2 points. In just over an hour (from 14:55 to 16:08 Moscow time), it lost 1.8%, or $1.4 billion in terms of capitalization," the report states. Additionally, Sberbank shares fell by 1.22%, Gazprom by 2.77%, Lukoil by 1.11%, and Sovcomflot by 2.24%. The following companies also felt losses: Mechel lost nearly 3% in value, Novatek 3.2%, and Aeroflot dropped by 4%.$BNB
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