Russia equities slip as MOEX Russia Index falls 1.02% amid global rate and inflation focus
Russian stocks declined at the close, with the MOEX Russia Index down 1.02%, as investors weighed domestic inflation dynamics and global rate expectations.
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Russian stocks declined at the close, with the MOEX Russia Index down 1.02%, as investors weighed domestic inflation dynamics and global rate expectations.
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