Russian Stocks Gain in Local Trading After Record Long Shutd

(Bloomberg) -- Russian equities advanced on Thursday as the stock market partially reopened after the longest shutdown in the country’s modern history following its invasion of Ukraine, with several measures put in place to limit a renewed selloff.

The MOEX Russia Index added 11% by 10:15 a.m.

Related Keywords

Moscow , Moskva , Russia , Dubai , Dubayy , United Arab Emirates , Stockholm , Sweden , White House , District Of Columbia , United States , Kremlin , London , City Of , United Kingdom , Ukraine , Russian , Iskander Lutsko , Piotr Matys , Herman Gref , Jakob Christensen , Hasnain Malik , Dmitry Polevoy , Group Holding Plc , Moscow Exchange , Jpmorgan Russian Securities Plc , Polymetal International Plc , Danske Bank , Ozon Holdings Plc , Intouch Capital Markets Ltd , President Vladimir Putin , Mobile Telesystems , Chief Executive Officer Herman Gref , Holding Plc , Russian Securities , Alltop , Business , Chm , Cmd , Cos , Elc , Europe , Eurtop , Markets , Nrg , Top , Uti , Wwtop , World , Basic , Globalmacr , Industries , Stk , Cons , Consd , Mkttop , Stktop , Gov , Bon , Mideast , Soil , Fin , Bnk , Bret , Conss , Metmng , Trn , Industrial , Bsvc , Ferrostl , Tls , Tmt , Agr , Cst , Rel , Amed , Altnrg , Saudi , Bloomberg , Wwtopam , Wwtopas , Wwtopeu ,