Russia’s equity markets remained suspended and some bond trading platforms were no longer showing prices, but dealing in the world’s major financial centers was orderly, albeit jittery.
Yields on 10-year German bunds slid back into negative territory for the first time since late January and US Treasuries dropped to five-week lows as prices, which move inversely to a bond’s yield, rallied on safe-haven buying. Investors are acting rationally from a market standpoint, driving up oil, gas and commodity prices because they understand there could be supply chain disruptions, said Anthony Saglimbene, global markets strategist at Ameriprise Financial.
Russia said it was placing temporary curbs on foreigners seeking to exit Russian assets, braking an accelerating investor exodus driven by crippling Western sanctions. News of the release – less than one day of worldwide oil consumption – underscored the market’s fear that supply will be inadequate to cover growing disruptions to the crude market.
The economic sanctions towards Russia is going to affect the whole world because right now the prices are going up this is the beginning of the Great Depression
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