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The index of the Moscow Exchange began morning trading with growth

The index of the Moscow Exchange began the morning trading session with a growth of 0.42% and reached 2,396.79 points. Such trading data were recorded at 07:00 GMT.

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The index of the Moscow Exchange began morning trading with growth

The index of the Moscow Exchange began the morning trading session with a growth of 0.42% and reached 2,396.79 points. Such trading data were recorded at 07:00 GMT.

By 07:12 MSK, growth accelerated: the index of the Moscow Exchange rose to 2,398.61 points, adding 0.49%. The RTS index also increased by 0.49% and reached 902.12 points.

The Moscow Stock Exchange resumed morning trading on the stock and futures markets on January 27, 2025. This allowed market participants to conduct transactions during the additional trading period.

From September 26, the exchange also began calculating stock indices during all trading sessions. Thanks to this, market participants can track the dynamics of Russian stocks throughout the trading day.

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