Russia keeps rates on hold as Trump-Putin contact boosts markets
The Russian central bank kept its benchmark interest rate on hold at 21% at a board meeting on Friday as the rouble and stock market rallied after a telephone conversation between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
As Russia's sanctions-hit economy faces headwinds, Putin will be buoyed by a surge in Russia's stock market on Thursday. The Moscow Exchange (MOEX) and the RTS Index both jumped by more than six ...
The Russian central bank maintained its interest rate at 21% amid a stronger rouble and market optimism following talks ...
This volatility follows the imposition of US sanctions on 12 June, 2024, which aimed at cutting the flow of money and goods ...
President Donald Trump’s push for a peace agreement in the Russia-Ukraine war would impact financial markets primarily by lowering energy prices in Europe, which in turn would be boost the region's ...
Oil prices extended the previous trading session's losses on news that U.S. President Trump and Russia's Vladimir Putin ...
Investors are managing a surprising U.S. inflation spike well, with stock futures holding firm despite climbing Treasury ...
US stock futures drifted sideways on Thursday, with investors assessing the prospects for US-Russia peace talks on Ukraine as ...
The Dow fell and the Nasdaq Composite rose Nasdaq Friday as the stock market reacted to news of delays to President Donald Trump's reciprocal tariffs.
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