Russian Markets Rally Post S&P Upgrade

Russian Markets Rally Post S&P Upgrade

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The video discusses the recent bounce in the ruble and its impact on markets, noting that the move was anticipated as Russian assets were already trading at investment grade. Analysts predict moderate capital inflows into Russia, with conservative investors showing interest. The Russian Finance Minister views the SMP upgrade as proof of economic adaptation to lower oil prices and sanctions. The threat of US sanctions over election interference was mitigated by a benign report, allowing SMP to upgrade Russia's credit rating.

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What was the general market reaction to the ruble's recent movement?

It was unexpected and caused a major market shift.

It was anticipated and already priced in.

It led to a significant drop in Russian assets.

It was ignored by most investors.

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How much capital inflow is expected into Russia following the S&P upgrade?

Around $5 billion

Around $10 billion

Around $2 billion

Around $20 billion

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What type of investors are expected to increase their investments in Russia after the upgrade?

Conservative investors

Foreign investors

Aggressive investors

Speculative investors

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What did the Russian Finance Minister claim about the economy in light of the S&P upgrade?

It has not been affected by oil prices.

It has struggled with international sanctions.

It has adapted well to lower oil prices and sanctions.

It has been declining steadily.

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What was the US's stance on sanctioning Russia's sovereign debt markets?

They signaled a likelihood of sanctions.

They issued a benign report indicating no immediate sanctions.

They planned to impose strict sanctions.

They were undecided on the matter.