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Stoxx Europe 600 rises, while Sberbank announces withdrawal from Europe as Russian markets remain closed a third day

By: MarketWatch
The fallout from Russia's invasion of Ukraine continued on Wednesday, with Sberbank announcing its departure from most European markets.
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