Russia stock ETFs trading in U.S. plunge this week with some halted for trading
Exchange-traded funds that track Russian stocks have lost over half of their value this week, and some have been halted from trading entirely.
Exchange-traded funds that track Russian stocks have lost over half of their value this week, and some have been halted from trading entirely.
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