Suppressed by the United States, Moscow Stock Exchange announces cessation of trading in US dollars and euros
弗洛依德瓜
发表于 2024-6-13 10:52:53
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Moscow Stock Exchange (MOEX), Russia's largest exchange, announced on Wednesday (June 12) that it will suspend trading in US dollars and euros the next day. The Moscow Stock Exchange has announced that, affected by US sanctions, the exchange will no longer use US dollars and euros for foreign exchange and precious metal trading starting from June 13, 2024.
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