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Russian stock indices rise in early Moscow trading
Russian stock indices rose in early trading on the Moscow Exchange on October 12.
The MOEX Russia gained 3.24% to reach 2,396.52 points.
The RTS Index was up 3.2%.
At the same time, the yuan fell 11 kopecks against the ruble to 12.571 rubles.
It later recovered to 12.5855 rubles, still down 9.55 kopecks.
The figures show gains in the stock indices alongside a change in the yuan’s value against the ruble.
No further market outlook was provided.
Russian stock indices rose in early trading on the Moscow Exchange on October 12.
The MOEX Russia index gained 3.24% to 2,396.52 points.
The RTS Index rose 3.2% to 889.18 points.
The yuan fell against the ruble to 12.571 rubles, then recovered to 12.5855 rubles.
- Who
- Russian stock indices and the yuan.
- What
- The stock indices rose in early trading, while the yuan fell against the ruble before partially recovering.
- When
- October 12; the article was published at 06:46 UTC.
- Where
- The Moscow Exchange in Moscow.
- Why
- Not stated
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
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The MOEX Russia rose 3.24% to 2,396.52 points, while the RTS Index gained 3.2% to 889.18 points.
The yuan fell to 12.571 rubles, then later recovered to 12.5855 rubles.
- MOEX Russia
- Up 3.24% to 2,396.52 points
- RTS Index
- Up 3.2% to 889.18 points
- Yuan at the same time
- 12.571 rubles, down 11 kopecks against the ruble
- Yuan later
- 12.5855 rubles, down 9.55 kopecks
- Published
- October 12, 2026, at 06:46 UTC
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