Russian Stock Indices Turn Positive in Main Trading Session
The MOEX and RTS benchmarks rose during the session, according to Russian state news agency TASS.
Russia's two main stock indices moved into positive territory during the main trading session on the Moscow Exchange, according to a report by TASS, the Russian state news agency.
The MOEX Russia Index reached 2,370.71 points, while the RTS Index climbed to 885.53 points, TASS reported, citing exchange data.
The MOEX Index tracks the performance of major Russian companies in ruble terms, while the RTS Index reflects similar market movements denominated in US dollars.
TASS did not specify the exact percentage gains or the factors driving the movement in either index. No further details on individual stocks or sectors contributing to the shift were provided in the report.
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