The Russian stock market soared on Medinsky's statement after two days of negotiations between the delegations of Russia, the United States and Ukraine.
In 2 minutes, the Moscow Stock Exchange index grew by 1.17%, to 2453.5 points. However, immediately afterwards, the index turned around and returned to the levels before Medinsky's statement.
The issue of the European security system was central to the negotiations, and somewhere mutual understanding was found, said Vladimir Medinsky.
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Immediately after the end of the negotiations in Abu Dhabi, the Moscow stock market index fell. In about 20 minutes, the Moscow Stock Exchange index lost 0.86%, to 2,420.79 points. "Investors still do not see specific solutions that can change the geopolitical situation, so they prefer to reduce risks," Global Freedom analyst Vladimir Chernov noted the situation at the time.
Data: TradingView.