Wants to Protect Local Shares From Pressure

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Wants to Protect Local Shares From Pressure

Wants to Protect Local Shares From Pressure 

has to cope with numerous problems at the same time. Importantly, n authorities will keep the Moscow stock market largely closed for a fifth straight day, as authorities continue to shield local shares from potentially severe selling pressure.

The Bank of  released a statement on Friday morning. According to the country's central bank, the Moscow Exchange's stock and derivatives markets would remain closed on Friday.

One day earlier, the U.S. Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) made an interesting decision. It halted over-the-counter trading in several U.S.-listed n stocks. The FINRA halted trading in American depository receipts of Sberbank  and energy companies like Gazprom Neft PJSC and PJSC Lukoil.

As a result of FINRA’s decision, traders can no longer place bets on the stock in the over-the-counter market. 

and its problems 

On Thursday, the London Stock Exchange took measures against . London Stock Exchange Group PLC suspended trading in more than 50 n stocks listed on the London Stock Exchange. 

Last month,  attacked e. Thousands of people left the country. n troops continue to attack cities in e. The situation in e is quite complicated. 

The trading suspensions announced on Thursday result from the sanctions against the n Federation according to the LSE. It noted that it was acting to "maintain orderly markets" amid mass selling of n stock. Many investors would like to cut ties with .

It is worth noting that trading suspensions apply to such high-profile companies as Sberbank. Besides, other affected stocks include EN+ Group International, PJSC Gazprom and Rosneft Oil Co.

This week, the London Stock Exchange's rival Deutsche Boerse AG closed its doors on the trading of n securities listed on its market. 

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