Investing.com – Russia stocks were higher after the close on Tuesday, as gains in the Mining, Oil & Gas and Power sectors led shares higher. At the close in Moscow, the MOEX Russia Index rose 1.07%.

Stocks opened lower Tuesday, with weakness tied to geopolitical jitters after Russian President Vladimir Putin issued a decree revising the country's policy to say that a conventional attack on ...

The markets faced a big shock because of the black swan event of the pandemic. As economies were crawling back to normalcy, the Russia-Ukraine war triggered fresh concerns for several sectors of ...

Russia-exposed stocks rallied from Turkey to eastern Europe as Trump’s election victory prompted investors to position for moves toward a resolution of the war in Ukraine.

Shares of companies with ties to Russia have rallied since Trump won the US election. Russia-linked stocks have struggled since the invasion of Ukraine in 2022. There is some optimism that Trump ...

The stock has struggled for direction since then, though the $17 level appears to be holding as support. At last glance, RTX was down 0.2% at $119.15, and sporting a 41.6% year-to-date lead.

European stocks could slump another 10% if Russia cuts off gas to the region, triggering a recession, according to Citigroup Inc. strategists.

Russia's energy ministry told oil companies to boost gasoline and diesel stocks following a spike in domestic prices but refrained from ordering an outright export ban, according to a document and ...