Russian stock market and debt

Russia's stock market will remain closed for a third straight week, the central bank said over the weekend.
The MOEX, which tumbled 33% the day Russia invaded Ukraine, is going through its longest-ever trading halt.
Russia is due to pay $117 million on two dollar-denominated bonds Wednesday, but is widely expected to default.
 
The nation is on the verge of collapse



That is why Putin is getting so angry



He may nuke someone



Who would he nuke?



He sounds like a man about to murder his own population


What happens if he starts killing masses of Russians?
 
Russia's credit is shot.

Russia is about to go into default.

Russia is out of money and it can't borrow any.

The ruble is nearly worthless, and nobody is accepting them.
 
Putin should have thought twice and listened to sense before attacking a country which did not threaten Russia in any way.

Totally unprovoked attack.

And then the attacks on civilians have been horrific.

Putin is a war criminal.
 
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bn...-us-150b-default-nightmare-1.1737645.amp.html



Lee Buchheit, one of the world’s most prominent debt-restructuring experts, says investors should get ready for a long haul. He suggests creditors may also be particularly tough with Russia for moral, as well as financial, reasons.
“There is nearly universal support for Ukraine, even among normally hard-bitten institutional investors. Some of those investors might want to strike a blow for the cause,” said Buchheit. “One way to do that would be to vote to accelerate Russian external bonds once the grace periods run out and pursue legal enforcement of the instruments. I would not be surprised if some bondholders decide to do this with greater alacrity than we normally see following a sovereign bond default.”
 
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