Russia's stock market saw over £900 million wiped off shares in the space of a couple of hours, as panic gripped investors. Investors appeared to be spooked by Donald Trump's sharp criticism of ...

The Moscow stock market has taken a sharp dive following US President Donald Trump's statement that he is considering imposing tougher sanctions against Russia. Source: The Moscow Times Details ...

In March, Russian president Vladimir Putin gifted Donald Trump a mystery portrait of the US president. The painting was delivered by Trump envoy Steve Witkoff, who, in an interview with podcast ...

Russia's stock market surged on Thursday after Trump and Putin had an hourlong call about the war. The call was widely seen as Washington moving to reconcile with Moscow after three years.

Russian President Vladimir Putin speaks during a ceremony at Moscow State University, on January 24, 2025, in Moscow, Russia. Photo by Getty ... Overall, Russia's stock market is up 11.1 percent ...

MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Russian rouble and stocks surged on Thursday after a telephone conversation between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin in which the two leaders ...

An article published on Nov. 8, 2024, by Vox News Albania read: "Russia's largest television 'denigrates' the First Lady and publishes 'embarrassing' photos of Melania just 1 day after Trump's ...

Russia's economy is on a downward spiral – and so long as President Vladimir Putin remains in charge, any money invested in the country is bound to go nowhere, experts told Insider. That ...

Russia's stock exchange took a dive on Tuesday with ... close to Putin have been calling for such drastic action. In this photo, two people walk in front of a large screen displaying the logo ...

Russian stocks inched lower on Tuesday after a seven-day-long advance, boosted by Gazprom's dividend announcement, while the rouble was steady near the 61 mark against the U.S. dollar. This ...

For U.S. investors, Russian stocks are now out of reach. On Aug. 8, Russia allowed foreign citizens from so-called “friendly countries” (not the U.S.) to resume trading on the Moscow Exchange.

Aug 8 (Reuters) - Russian stocks were given a reprieve and the rouble strengthened on Monday after the country's top stock exchange decided not to allow some foreign investors to trade Russian ...