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Moscow Exchange to resume trading on Monday

26 March

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The Bank of Russia announced on Saturday that trading on the Moscow Exchange will continue in a planned schedule on Monday, March 28.

"Russian shares, Russian corporate bonds and Russian regional and municipal bonds from 09:50 to 13:50 Moscow time, as well as in RPS from 09:30 to 14:00 Moscow time," the statement read, adding that "foreign shares and other bonds in the RPS [will be traded] from 9:30 to 19:00 Moscow time."

Moscow Exchange has been on and off due to the ongoing crisis in Ukraine and continuous sanctions that have been implemented against Russia.

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