Current Events > Moscow Exchange is down 45%

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The Russian economy is getting taken out back like Old Yeller,

Kill it starve every one of them then they will drag Putin out and take him down

The thing is Putin knows this was going to happen and still invaded, so we must ask ourselves what is he planning?

I would guess an all out cyberattack, but I'm not sure.

the economy!!

Putin going to say that capitalism no longer works so they have to bring back the USSR

The thing is Putin knows this was going to happen and still invaded, so we must ask ourselves what is he planning?

I would guess an all out cyberattack, but I'm not sure.

https://www.investing.com/indices/mcx

The Russian economy is getting taken out back like Old Yeller

i lost that imgur picture. this it'll substitute it.

https://imgur.com/O2KHoLl

Someone should do the same with its president

Putin going to say that capitalism no longer works so they have to bring back the USSR

Putin is tightening his noose and this should teach China to fuck off from Taiwan.

Russian markets open in 4 hours and the ruble is down 35% so far.

the economy!!

Won't be surprised if China tries something still.

Kind of a 'Man, you suck, hold my beer' moment

And they decided to just keep the market closed the entire day

More now on the news that the Russian oligarch and owner of Chelsea FC, Roman Abramovich, has been asked by the Ukrainian government to help find a "peaceful solution" to the war in Ukraine.

Abramovich's move is a significant intervention from a member of Russia's elite. We have been keeping an eye on other oligarchs and what they have to say.

The Financial Times revealed on Sunday that Mikhail Fridman, the founder of one of Russia's largest private financial institutions, Alpha Bank, wrote to London-based staff of his private equity company LetterOne that "war can never be the answer".

Fridman, who is worth an estimated $11.7bn (8.7bn), was born in the western Ukrainian city of Lviv and said: "I'm deeply attached to Ukrainian and Russian peoples and see the current conflict as a tragedy for them both."

Meanwhile, Oleg Deripaska, who runs the aluminium giant Rusal, took to social media to call for negotiations.

Deripaska, who has amassed a fortune of around $4bn (2.9bn) and was once described as "Putin's favourite industrialist", wrote on Twitter that "peace is the priority".

And Oleg Tinkov, a banker estimated to be worth around $3bn (2.2bn), took the most emphatic stance when posted a photo of his family to Instagram with the caption "we are against this war", adding that "innocent people are dying every day, this is unthinkable and unacceptable".

Forbes estimated on Thursday that 116 billionaires had already lost more than $126bn since 16 February, and Russia's richest man, Vladimir Potanin, personally lost $3bn in a single day's trading last week. Since then, the economic picture has worsened.

I heard the exchange is closed til March 5th?

If the US closed the stock market for a week, the world economy would effectively nuke itself

"We're closed until the 8th."

"Closed until the 13th."

"We re-open on the 20th."

"Sorry, closed until the 31st of March."

gotta buy the dip