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FTSE Russell and MSCI are leveling harsh treatment of Russian stocks as that country escalates armed conflict with Ukraine.

Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine began last Thursday, bitcoin has risen 13%.

When a major oil-producing country is at the epicenter of geopolitical conflict, it's not surprising that oil prices rise.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine further highlights the need for global governments to commit capital to renewable energy and clean technologies.

The fund has lost about 46% since Russia's attack on Ukraine began as sanctions threaten economic collapse.

Wide moat stocks, including the holdings in the VanEck Vectors Morningstar Wide Moat ETF (MOAT), often prove durable when market angst is high.

Blanket global risk-off sentiment dominates this morning, following Russia’s decision to launch an offensive against Ukraine. However, many EMs have stronger fundamentals this time around, and this can create opportunities later on.

The market is bouncing back this morning, despite fat negative tail risks. Some EMs sure look interesting after the recent sell off.

Emerging markets have seen significant digital transformation over the past two years, with growth in the software space suggesting potential for further innovators and disruptors.

The new Russia sanctions and uncertainty about the future are weighing on Russian and Ukrainian assets.