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VanEck Vectors Russia ETF (NY:RSX)

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Russian Activity Moderated Ahead Of A Fiscal Boost ↗
Russian retail trade growth slowed down from 23.5% year-on-year in 2Q21 to 4.7% YoY in July, slightly below consensus but beating our conservative 4.0% YoY assumption. 
Via Talk Markets
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India (INDA) Ignites ↗
Looking across the various ETFs tracking the stock markets, by far the best performer in the month of August was India (INDA) which rallied 8.75%. 
Via Talk Markets
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Russia: GDP Back To Pre-Pandemic Levels, Growth To Moderate In 2H21 ↗
Russian GDP recovered by 10.3% year-on-year in 2Q21, slightly above expectations and exceeding the 2Q19 level by 1.7%. 
Via Talk Markets
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Russia balance of payments: mostly supportive of ruble ↗
A higher-than-expected current account surplus of US$8.7bn and portfolio investment inflow of US$2.3bn are the two key positives from the July balance of payments. 
Via Talk Markets
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Market X-Ray: See Where The Action Is ↗
Follow the money to find out what's working and what's not. 
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Russian CPI: stabilization in July is fragile, but gives way for cautious optimism ↗
Russian consumer inflation was reported at 6.46% year-on-year in July, which is marginally lower than the 6.50% YoY reported for June and 0.1 percentage point lower than we and the market expected. 
Via Talk Markets
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Russia: Defensive current account should limit ruble downside ↗
The first estimate of the Russian balance of payments for 2Q21 is painting a relatively benign picture. 
Via Talk Markets
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Russia: Faster inflation, stronger activity, harsher monetary policy ↗
The new spike of inflation in June to 6.4-6.5% YoY combined with stronger-than-expected activity in 5M21 has reinforced the CBR's hawkish stance. 
Via Talk Markets
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Russian CPI spike creates case for another 50bp key rate hike ↗
Russian CPI spiked by 0.5 percentage points to 6.0% year-on-year in May, which is a 4.5 year high. 
Via Talk Markets
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Russia: Economic growth set to moderate in 2H21 ↗
June economic activity data for Russia pointed at a well-expected moderation. Retail trade slowed from 27.2% year-on-year in May to 10.9% YoY in June, which is slightly below expectations.. 
Via Talk Markets
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Why we expect a significant rate rise in Russia this week ↗
Inflationary pressures in Russia are building and that's why we're expecting the country's central bank, the CBR, to make a 75 to 100 basis point hike to either 6.25 - 6.50% this Friday. 
Via Talk Markets
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Russian inflation hits 6.5%, and can go higher ↗
Russian CPI jumped to 6.5% YoY in June and kept accelerating in the first week of July. While supply-side inflation seems to have stabilized, demand-driven CPI stands out in pharma, construction... 
Via Talk Markets
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Follow the Money to Find Out What's Working This Year ↗
The notorious dip-buyers have been aggressively supporting this market ever since the pandemic low point last year. If they become fully invested, the flow of new money into the market could stop. 
Via Talk Markets
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Energy And Ethereum Lead The Way Higher In First Half ↗
The first half of 2021 is now in the books. Below is a look at our Asset Class Performance Matrix highlighting total returns in June, Q2, and the first half of 2021 using key ETFs that we monitor on a... 
Via Talk Markets
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Russian industry back to pre-Covid levels ↗
Russian industrial output was up 7.2% year-on-year in April, thanks mostly to the low base effect and upward revision of March numbers. 
Via Talk Markets
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Russian Current Account May Keep The Music Playing For The Ruble ↗
Strong current account – thanks to a rebound in exports and restrained foreign travel – and benign global context may allow the ruble to reach mid-year on an upbeat note after all. 
Via Talk Markets
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Russian activity exceeds expectations in April ↗
Russian retail trade posted a 34.7% YoY jump in April, mostly on base effect, but also supported by higher employment and income, as well as acceleration in retail lending and still positive budget... 
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Russia Penalizes Twitter RUB 7M For Retaining Illegal Content: Reuters ↗
A Russian court has penalized Twitter Inc (NYSE: TWTR) 7 million roubles ($95,310) for retaining banned content, Reuters reports. More penalties are expected later... 
Via Benzinga
Topics Law Enforcement
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Commodity Prices on an Unstoppable Rally: ETFs to Benefit ↗
Here are five ETFs from different zones that are expected to benefit from the surging commodities. 
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Russia: Strong current account in April, but little relief for the ruble ↗
The Russian current account surplus widened to an impressive US$11 billion in April, defying seasonality. But the weakness in other components of the balance of payments explains why the ruble couldn't... 
Via Talk Markets
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Two Overseas Stock Markets With More Growth And Value Than The U.S. ↗
Contrary to popular opinion, not all stock markets are alike. Different regions and country stock markets often move to the beat of their own drummer based on all sorts of factors, from economic growth... 
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Russian ruble downgraded on weak balance of payments in 1Q21 ↗
The Russian current account was reported at US$16.8 billion for 1Q21, underperforming both market consensus and our expectations of US$20bn. There were two key reasons for the underperformance. 
Via Talk Markets
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Russian Inflation Has Likely Peaked, But The Downward Slope Is Unlikely To Be Steep ↗
Russian CPI was reported at 5.8% year-on-year in March, up from February's 5.7% YoY, in line with the market consensus. There are both positive and negative observations from the data and context. 
Via Talk Markets
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