The volume of trading in foreign shares on the St. Petersburg Exchange in September fell by 59% year-on-year
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The volume of trading in foreign securities on the St. Petersburg Exchange in September amounted to $2.42 billion. This is 29% lower than in August ($3.41 billion) and 58.65% less than in September 2022 ($5.85 billion) , says in message exchanges.
Trading participants concluded 2.55 million transactions last month, and 4.05 million in August. The average daily trading volume in September amounted to $0.12 billion, decreasing by 18.18% compared to August. Investors entered into transactions with 2011 types of shares, depositary receipts of international companies and securities of investment funds.
The leaders in terms of trading volume in foreign securities were shares and depositary receipts of Tesla (29.38% of total trading volume), Nvidia (5.59%), Marathon Digital Holdings (3.10%), Amazon (2.30%), Coinbase (2.13%), Apple (1.99%), Microsoft Corporation (1.67%), Virgin Galactic (1.66%), Advanced Micro Devices (1.43%), Netflix (1.28% ).
The value of transactions in securities listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange amounted to HK$0.84 billion (equivalent to $107.47 million), which is 41.64% less than in August, but 2.13 times more than in September 2022.
The leaders in terms of trading volume in Hong Kong securities in September were Alibaba (9.67% of total trading volume), JD.com (8.75%), Li Auto (5.36%), XPeng (5.27%), iShares Hang Seng TECH ETF (4.36%), NIO (4.23%), Country Garden (3.78%), China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation (3.26%), Baidu (3.03%), Li Ning (2.26%).
Since September 12, the St. Petersburg Exchange has completely switched to a friendly depository chain for storage and settlements for all securities listed on the Hong Kong Exchange, including shares and ETFs. Transactions in these securities are available to unqualified Russian investors.
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