MOSCOW, June 29 – PRIME. Sergei Shvetsov, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the Moscow Exchange, told reporters that the Moscow Exchange in its development scenarios also assumes an increase in sanctions pressure on the group.
The US Department of Commerce downgraded its estimate of GDP decline from 1.5% to 1.6% in the first quarter
“All normal companies have aggravated sanctions in their scenarios, so, of course, we have a scenario, and there are steps on these scenarios that involve greater sanctions pressure,” Shvetsov added on the sidelines of the St. .
In early June, the European Union included in the sanctions lists as part of the sixth package of anti-Russian sanctions the National Settlement Depository (NSD), which is part of the Moscow Exchange group.
The Moscow Exchange is organizing a class action lawsuit over European sanctions against NSD, Shvetsov noted earlier at the forum.
The Central Bank of the Russian Federation considers the risk of sanctions against the National Clearing Center, which is part of the Moscow Exchange group, to be real, Vladimir Chistyukhin, the first deputy chairman of the regulator, said earlier in June.
Source: 1prime
Leave feedback about this