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US 10-year government bond yields rise to highest since 2018
US stock indices rise in trading
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Anglo-Saxons, that's whose business, forex or stock exchanges
ahahahahaha
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With all the non-residents now there is nothing they can do with our stocks. It makes us neither cold nor hot. It's just petty nastiness on the part of the British.
With all the non-residents now unable to do anything with our shares. It's not making us feel bad. It's just petty nastiness on the part of the British.
No, hello. It's not hot and cold, it can be hot and cold.
I trade imported stocks.
It wasn't about our stocks, it was about the tax disincentives of trading English stocks.
In England there is no tax on income in the stock market in some cases and we are talking about the fact that the RF residents will start paying tax :)
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Disqualification would mean that investors would not be able to access certain UK tax benefits when trading securities onthe Moscow Exchangein the future.
No, hello. How is it not hot and cold, it can be hot and cold.
I trade imported stocks.
It's not about our stocks, it's about the tax disincentives for trading in English stocks.
In England there is no tax on income in the stock market in some cases and we are talking about the fact that the RF residents will start paying tax :)
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Taking away status would mean that investors would not be able to access certain UK tax benefits when trading securities onthe Moscow Exchangein the future.
I do not pay tax in the UK and these benefits do not apply to me.
I do not pay taxes in the UK and these benefits do not affect me.
No, hello. How is it not hot and cold, it can be hot and cold.
I trade imported stocks.
It's not about our stocks, it's about the tax disincentives for trading in English stocks.
In England there is no tax on income in the stock market in some cases and we are talking about the fact that the RF residents will start paying tax :)
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Disqualification would mean that investors would not be able to access certain UK tax benefits when trading securities onthe Moscow Exchangein the future.
Investors in the UK will not receive those same benefits. Russian residents will not be affected in any way.
This is because you do not trade in English shares.
If you bought an English share for 100 roubles and sold it for 150 roubles, you will in any case pay tax with 50 roubles to the budget of the Russian Federation, and the Englishwoman nothing. And if you receive dividends, you will pay tax there and in the Russian Federation. The same applies to investors in the UK if they hold our shares.
It's just a way of keeping UK investors from investing in Russian shares. Their answer, so to speak, to the impending delisting of GDRs from the bourses and their conversion into ordinary shares on the Moscow Exchange.