Russia's rouble sinks as Moscow allows 'friendly' countries to re-enter the bond market | Businessinsider

The rouble fell as the Kremlin allowed 'friendly' countries to re-enter its bond market. Investors haling from countries that haven't taken part in sanctions against Russia are allowed to trade in debt securities. | BISouthAfrica

The rouble fell as the Kremlin allowed"friendly' countries to re-enter its bond market.

The rouble sank early Monday as Russia allowed so-called"friendly" countries to re-enter Moscow's bond market. The Kremlin announced plans last week for investors haling from countries that haven't taken part in sanctions against Russia to trade in debt securities. Moscow closed off its markets in February to keep a tighter seal on outflows of capital, after President Vladimir Putin launched the invasion of Ukraine.

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