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The forex market trading volume of the Moscow Exchange (MOEX), Russia’s largest exchange group, surged % to RUB trillion in August.

In July, the total trading volume in the market slipped away from recovery, dropping 3% to RUB trillion.

Earlier in June, forex demands on MOEX had recovered to RUB trillion from the RUB trillion generated in trading volumes in May.

The trading volume figures for August published by MOEX on Friday disclosed that forex spot trading volume shot up % to RUB trillion.

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Furthermore, swap trades and forwards volume reached RUB trillion, which is a % increase.

Across Board

On the whole, total trading volumes across all markets on MOEX climbed by % to RUB trillion in August In July, the overall markets had generated RUB trillion in trading volumes.

“Top risers in trading volumes were the bond market (up %), precious metals market (up %), FX market (up %), equity & bond market (up %) and money market (up %),” Moscow Exchange wrote in its financial report.

Performance in Equity & Bond Market

According to MOEX, total trading volume on the equity and bond market in August surged by a quarter (%) to reach RUB 1, billion as against RUB 1, billion in July.

The exchange noted that 57 new bonds were issued in August, and they generated a combined value of RUB 1, billion, with overnight bonds accounting for RUB billion of this figure.

Last month, the Moscow Exchange recorded 44 new bond issues with a combined value of RUB billion.

Furthermore, MOEX disclosed that the trading volume in shares, depositary receipts and investment fund rose by % to RUB billion from July’s RUB billion.

Farther in June, the figure in this regard came in at RUB billion.

Additionally, the average daily trading volume (ADTV) in this category reached RUB billion, which is a % increase from July’s RUB billion.

“Turnover in corporate, regional and sovereign bonds grew by % to RUB billion (July RUB billion). ADTV was RUB billion (July RUB billion),” MOEX explained.

Derivatives, Money and Precious Metals Markets

In the derivatives market, trading volumes dropped % to RUB trillion from July’s RUB trillion.

The ADTV in this market declined 31% to billion. In July, the volume hit billion.

Unlike the derivatives market, MOEX’s money market recorded gains in August. The market’s turnover increased % to RUB trillion from RUB trillion in July.

On the contrary, the ADTV of the money market shrank -4% to RUB 2, billion. The average reached RUB 2, billion in July.

“The CCP-cleared repo segment added % to reach RUB trillion, including the GCC repo segment which increased % to RUB trillion,” MOEX added.

In the precious metals markets, spot and swaps trades grew % to RUB billion when compared to July’s RUB billion.

Gold topped the turnover in this market, bringing in RUB billion, followed by silver with RUB billion.

In July, spot and swaps in gold raked in RUB billion and silver RUB billion in terms of trading turnover.

Trading in Japanese yen on Moscow Exchange forex market to be suspended from August 8

MOSCOW. July 25 (Interfax) - The Moscow Exchange is suspending trading in the Japanese yen on the forex market as of August 8 because of potential risks and complications in effecting settlements, the exchange said in a statement.

The restrictions will apply to spot and swap instruments in the Japanese yen/Russian ruble (JPYRUB) and the U.S. dollar/Japanese yen (USDJPY) currency pairs on the exchange and over-the-counter. Moreover, the Japanese yen will not be accepted as collateral for transactions on the Moscow Exchange markets.

The fulfillment of obligations under previously concluded transactions, as well as for transactions that are to be concluded until August 5, , will be carried out as usual.

The Moscow Exchange Group will take all the necessary actions for the subsequent resumption of trading in the Japanese yen, according to the statement.

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The forex market of Moscow Exchange (MOEX), Russia’s largest exchange group, relapsed in July.

Finance Magnates’ analysis of the July trading volumes shared by MOEX on Tuesday showed a slip away from recovery.

Forex trading volume in the past month reached RUB trillion, which is a 3% drop from the RUB trillion recorded in June.

Similarly, the forex market’s average daily trading volume (ADTV) declined by 3% to RUB billion in July. It fell from June’s RUB billion.

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In June, demand for forex on MOEX recovered, rising from May’s RUB trillion to RUB trillion.

While the forex market relapsed, spot forex trades on the exchange rose % to RUB trillion. It grew from June’s RUB trillion.

On the contrary, swap trades and forwards on MOEX slumped % to RUB trillion from June’s RUB trillion.

MOEX last Monday announced that it will suspend trading in Japanese yen on its currency markets by August 8 (next Monday).

The exchange said the decision is to help it beat the possible risks and difficulties it could face in settling trades in Japanese yen.

Growth Leaders

From a broader market view, the Moscow Exchange saw a 3% growth in its total trading volumes in July

Volumes in the past month hit RUB trillion, according to MOEX’s data. At the end of June, the volume came in at RUB trillion.

This growth spread out across MOEX’s markets thus: derivatives (%), precious metals market (17%) and the bond market (%).

Also, the forex spot market saw a % increase and the money market saw a % increase.

MOEX described these markets as the “growth leaders.”

Equity & Bond Market

In the equity and bond market, Moscow Exchange recorded a 3% dip in the total trading volume.

The volume generated decreased to RUB 1, billion from June’s RUB 1, billion.

Analysis of provided data shows that the trading volume in shares, depositary receipts and investment fund units fell % to RUB from June’s RUB billion.

The ADTV of this category also fell % to RUB billion. It was RUB billion as of June.

MOEX further explained: “Trading volume in corporate, regional and sovereign bonds went up % to RUB billion (June RUB billion). ADTV was RUB billion (June RUB billion).

“Forty-one new bond issues with a combined value of RUB billion (of which overnight bonds accounted for RUB billion placed in July ).”

In May, the Moscow Exchange’s equity and bond market sank % MoM (minus overnight bonds), an obvious ripple effect of the Russia-Ukraine war.

The total trading volumes collapsed to RUB billion from RUB 3, billion recorded in the same month last year.

Derivatives, Money and Precious Metals Markets

In the derivatives market, trading volumes shot up by % to RUB trillion compared to June’s RUB trillion.

Moreover, the ADTV of the market saw a corresponding 21% increase, reaching RUB billion from June’s RUB billion.

MOEX’s money market is not left out. It shot up % to RUB trillion in turnover, with the ADV rising 4% to RUB 2, billion.

“The CCP-cleared repo segment added % to reach RUB trillion, including the GCC repo segment which grew % to reach RUB trillion,” MOEX added.

In the precious metals markets, the spot and swaps trades climbed 17% to RUB billion.

Gold claimed the majority share of this turnover with RUB billion. Silver received RUB billion.

MUMBAI, Feb 16 (Reuters) - India's foreign exchange reserves (INFXR=ECI), opens new tab snapped a two-week gaining streak and stood at $ billion as of Feb. 9, coming off a one-month high, data from the central bank showed on Friday.

The reserves fell by $ billion in the reporting week, their steepest fall in a month, after having risen by a total of $ billion in the prior two weeks.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) intervenes in the foreign exchange market to curb excess volatility in the rupee.

Changes in foreign currency assets are caused by the RBI's intervention as well as the appreciation or depreciation of foreign assets held in the reserves.

Foreign exchange reserves also include India's reserve tranche position in the International Monetary Fund.

In the week that the foreign exchange data pertains, the rupee fell % against the dollar and traded in a range of and

The domestic currency settled at on Friday, little changed for this week.

FOREIGN EXCHANGE RESERVES (in million U.S. dollars)

Feb 09 Feb 02

Foreign currency assets , ,

Gold 47, 48,

SDRs 18, 18,

Reserve Tranche Position 4, 4,

Total , ,

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MOSCOW, Dec 5 (Reuters) - Moscow Exchange (eunic-brussels.eu), opens new tab, Russia's largest bourse, said on Tuesday it would halt trading in the U.S. dollar should sanctions be imposed, after Washington targeted another Russian exchange, SPB, with restrictive measures last month.

The U.S. Treasury in early November targeted SPB, Russia's second-largest stock exchange as part of sweeping new measures that also aim to curb Russia's future energy capabilities and sanctions evasion. Some Russian market players believe Moscow Exchange could be targeted next.

The sanctions forced SPB, which specialises in trading foreign shares, to halt trading of shares on its exchange and tweak its strategy to focus on settlements in roubles. More than two thirds of clients' foreign currency funds are now blocked.

"The U.S. dollar will not be traded if there are American sanctions, but it no longer plays such a role in the structure of the exchange's FX market (as it used to)," Igor Marich of Moscow Exchange told reporters.

"The central bank in this case can count on the official exchange rate on over-the-counter transactions."

The USD/RUB currency pair accounted for 78% of trading on Moscow Exchange in the first quarter of In October-November , its share of trading was 32%, exchange data showed.

Meanwhile, China's yuan has become the largest player. From a share of 1% in early , CNY/RUB now accounts for 43% of trading on Moscow's FX market.

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