Non-residents from friendly countries became the largest sellers of Russian shares at the end of the year
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In November-December 2022, non-residents from friendly countries sold shares worth RUB 7 billion. The total amount of trades for this period amounted to 35.6 billion rubles. The main participants in the transactions were retail investors, their share at the end of December was 77%. This is reported in the Bank of Russia Financial Markets Risk Review (.pdf).
Over the last two months of 2022, according to the survey, non-residents from friendly countries more often sold securities, while private investors, on the contrary, bought them. Private investors purchased shares in the amount of 6.3 billion rubles, non-credit financial organizations in the framework of trust management – in the amount of 6.2 billion rubles.
In February 2022, the Moscow Exchange suspended trading for non-residents. In September, trading resumed for non-residents from friendly countries. During the first month of trading, they sold shares worth 700 million rubles.
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