Nervous stocks dip with focus on Russia-Ukraine
LONDON (Reuters) — U.S. stock futures and European stocks fell into the red on Monday, with markets remaining nervous that Russia could invade Ukraine despite attempts to defuse the crisis.
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LONDON (Reuters) — U.S. stock futures and European stocks fell into the red on Monday, with markets remaining nervous that Russia could invade Ukraine despite attempts to defuse the crisis.
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Ukraine’s lush fields and natural resources, coveted by powerful foreign leaders for centuries, offer the Kremlin and its oligarchs rich rewards in the face of conflict.
Ukraine’s lush fields and natural resources, coveted by powerful foreign leaders for centuries, offer the Kremlin and its oligarchs rich rewards in the face of conflict.