Since September 18, the Moscow Stock Exchange accepts the Kazakh tenge as collateral for the fulfillment of obligations arising from partially guaranteed transactions. This will help market participants and their clients to finance their own operations more flexibly, increase efficiency in the use of available funds, and also contribute to the growth of business activity.
Now, as collateral for partially guaranteed transactions in all markets, participants can use the Russian ruble, Chinese yuan and Kazakh tenge, as well as gold and silver.
- The Moscow Exchange planned to launch perpetual futures on the site’s index in September 2023. They provide the opportunity to participate in the price movement of an entire market without having to buy individual shares and risk the delivery of the underlying asset. To participate in the price movement of the foreign exchange market, it is not necessary to physically purchase currencies. You can hold or short using a perpetual currency futures contract.
Author:
Karina Pardaeva
Source: RB
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