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Moscow shares slip as energy, mining and utilities drag MOEX down 1.21%

Broad declines hit Russian market at Tuesday close with select miners and retailers bucking the trend

By Ajmal Hussain
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The MOEX Russia Index fell 1.21% at the close of trading on Tuesday as losses in the Oil & Gas, Mining and Power sectors weighed on the market. While retailers and some miners posted gains, banks, technology and major oil names were among the largest decliners. Volatility eased slightly and key commodities and currency pairs moved lower across the session.

Moscow shares slip as energy, mining and utilities drag MOEX down 1.21%
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Key Points

  • MOEX Russia Index declined 1.21% at Tuesday's close as losses in Oil & Gas, Mining and Power weighed on the market.
  • Magnit (MGNT) and GMK Noril'skiy Nikel' (GMKN) were among the notable gainers, while Moskovskiy Kreditnyi Bank (CBOM), VK Company (VKCO) and TATNEFT (TATN) recorded the largest drops.
  • Commodities and FX moved lower for gold and crude, while the ruble weakened versus the dollar and euro; the RVI implied volatility gauge eased modestly.

Russia's stock market closed lower on Tuesday, with the MOEX Russia Index finishing the session down 1.21% as sector-specific weakness in Oil & Gas, Mining and Power pressured equities across the board.

At the close in Moscow, the benchmark MOEX Russia Index registered the 1.21% decline after a day of broad selling. Among individual stocks, Magnit PJSC (MGNT) was the session's top performer on the index, climbing 2.43% to finish at 2,026.00. GMK Noril'skiy Nikel' PAO (GMKN) also advanced, rising 2.19% to 119.30. T Tekhnologii MKPAO (T) gained 1.24% to end the day at 274.76.

On the downside, Moskovskiy Kreditnyi Bank PAO (CBOM) led losses, slipping 3.99% to 10.80 at the close. VK Company Ltd (VKCO) fell 3.49% to 220.15 and TATNEFT n.a. V.D. Shashin (TATN) dropped 3.28% to 581.00.

Market breadth was negative: decliners outnumbered advancers by 178 to 62 on the Moscow Stock Exchange, while 13 stocks finished unchanged. The Russian Volatility Index - RVI, which gauges implied volatility on MOEX Russia Index options, moved down 1.54% to 32.05, indicating a modest easing in option-implied volatility.

Commodities showed mixed movement during the session. Gold futures for December delivery declined 1.84%, or $75.85, to settle at $4,038.65 per troy ounce. Crude oil prices also cooled: the December WTI contract fell 0.52% to $86.40 per barrel and the January Brent contract was down 0.63% to $91.99 per barrel.

Currency pairs related to the ruble moved higher against major benchmarks. USD/RUB rose 0.95% to 83.28, while EUR/RUB increased 0.29% to 92.86. The US Dollar Index Futures strengthened, trading up 0.62% at 102.17 by the close of the session.

The session demonstrated a split market where some large-cap miners and a major retailer outperformed, but the broader influence of weakness in energy, mining and power sectors left the benchmark lower. Volatility retreated slightly even as commodity prices and the ruble-dollar exchange rate shifted during the day.


Session highlights:

  • MOEX Russia Index closed down 1.21%.
  • Top gainers included MGNT (+2.43%), GMKN (+2.19%) and T (+1.24%).
  • Largest decliners included CBOM (-3.99%), VKCO (-3.49%) and TATN (-3.28%).
  • RVI eased 1.54% to 32.05; gold and crude oil fell.
  • USD/RUB moved to 83.28; EUR/RUB traded at 92.86; US Dollar Index Futures rose to 102.17.

Risks

  • Sector concentration risk as declines in Oil & Gas, Mining and Power dragged the broader index lower, potentially impacting portfolios with heavy exposure to these sectors.
  • Commodity price sensitivity since gold and crude oil both fell during the session, which can influence earnings and valuations for resource and energy companies.
  • Currency and macro risk given the ruble's moves - USD/RUB rose and EUR/RUB increased, while the US Dollar Index Futures strengthened, which can affect multinational revenues and import/export dynamics.

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