The MOEX Russia Index climbed 2.16% to 2,000.83 points, while the RTS Index rose 2.27% after an initial dip attributed to dividend ex-dates. Experts from BCS World of Investments, Freedom Global, and Tsifra Broker provided varied forecasts for Tuesday's trading, with some cautioning against signaling a sustainable market reversal.
The MOEX Russia Index fell 2.19% to 2,193.81 points and the RTS Index lost 3.19% to 886.37 points on July 6. The yuan also depreciated against the ruble. Analysts cited infrastructure attacks and ruble strengthening as negative drivers.
The MOEX Russia Index closed down 0.85% at 2,420.56 points, and the RTS Index fell 0.96% to 1,038.31 points on the Moscow Exchange. Geopolitical factors and market conditions contributed to the negative sentiment, with analysts predicting the MOEX Index to remain between 2,400-2,500 points.
Russian stock market indices, including the MOEX Russia Index and RTS Index, saw declines by the close of business on the Moscow Exchange on June 10. The ruble weakened slightly against the yuan.
Russian stock markets ended Monday's trading session mixed, with the MOEX Russia Index losing 0.02% to 2,732.41 points while the RTS Index gained 0.94% to 1,150.4 points. The Chinese yuan dropped four kopecks to 10.93 rubles. Analysts noted the MOEX index erased all gains from the previous five sessions following Friday's decline, with no clear impulses for rebound visible.
The MOEX Russia Index gained 0.14% to 2,761.64 points, while the RTS index lost 0.4% to 1,159.98 points
The MOEX Russia Index gained 0.15% to 2,757.7 points
