The Russian stock market opened on Monday, multidirectional movement of the indices. The MICEX index to 10:53 Moscow time has grown by 2.11% to 621.38 points. The RTS index fell 0.32% to 642.41 points. On the MICEX rising shares of Lukoil (3.3%), Gazprom (2.3%), Rosneft (1.6%), Tatneft (2.3%), Polyus Gold (3.9%), Norilsk Nickel (1.4%), Sberbank (0.8%). Market wins back the rise in world oil prices due to possible disruption of supplies of raw materials from the Middle East after a massive Israeli strikes on the Gaza Strip. February futures on "black gold" rose on Monday the price for 5,6%, or 2.11 dollars to 39.82 dollars per barrel. Head of department of market analysis Sobinbank Alexander Razuvaev believes that the basic guideline for our sites is likely to be the dynamics of prices on oil futures. "The optimists are hoping that by the end of the year their game play EBV pessimists - that the VEB has already resting" - he said. In this case, according to analysts, the most appropriate to meet the new year in the cache, the risks are too great turbulence. "Tomorrow, Gazprom will publish its financial results for the first half of the International Accounting Standards. However, under the influence of the new year financial statements for quotes will be very limited. It should also be noted that in the current results for the II quarter of obsolete" - warns Razuvaev. "Back in July this year, the market consensus of analysts had promised investors more than 3000 on the RTS index. However, the promise - not to marry. The drama of the current situation is to cheap oil. Once again I repeat: the fair value of Russian companies and macroeconomics are derived from the cost of a barrel. Precisely define fundamental value of Russian assets will be available only after the clarification of the situation on the raw areas. Meanwhile, the high volatility in the market of raw materials will remain on the Russian stock market will play in the Russian Hill. Do not be surprised if next year we will see 25 and 80 dollars per barrel "- says the analyst.
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