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Bolsas mundiales en alza tras las fuertes caídas de la víspera por invasión de Rusia en Ucrania

A pesar de la mejoría, los mercados siguen en plena incertidumbre ante la evolución de esta crisis.

A man walks past a board showing currency exchange rates of the US dollar and the euro against Russian ruble in Moscow on February 22, 2022. - Russian stock indexes fell sharply Tuesday morning, after Moscow recognised the independence of Ukraine's two separatist regions and President Vladimir Putin sent troops into the Western-backed country. The dollar-denominated RTS index was down 10.8 percent at 0713 GMT, and 32.5 percent since the start of the year. The ruble-based MOEX fell by 8.8 percent. The Russian currency also slid, with the ruble trading at more than 91 to the euro and 80.7 to the dollar. (Photo by Dimitar DILKOFF / AFP)
A man walks past a board showing currency exchange rates of the US dollar and the euro against Russian ruble in Moscow on February 22, 2022. - Russian stock indexes fell sharply Tuesday morning, after Moscow recognised the independence of Ukraine's two separatist regions and President Vladimir Putin sent troops into the Western-backed country. The dollar-denominated RTS index was down 10.8 percent at 0713 GMT, and 32.5 percent since the start of the year. The ruble-based MOEX fell by 8.8 percent. The Russian currency also slid, with the ruble trading at more than 91 to the euro and 80.7 to the dollar. (Photo by Dimitar DILKOFF / AFP) DIMITAR DILKOFF

Las principales bolsas mundiales se recuperaban este viernes tras las fuertes pérdidas registradas en la víspera por la invasión de Rusia a Ucrania, pero los mercados siguen en plena incertidumbre ante la evolución de esta crisis.

Tras haber perdido en torno a 4% el jueves, las bolsas europeas abrieron con alzas. Poco después de las 9:30 a.m. (hora local), París ganaba 0,91%, Londres 1,21%, Fráncfort 0,39%, Milán 0,30% y Madrid 0,33%. Tras haber perdido 30% el jueves, la bolsa de Moscú recuperaba 20%.

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