February 25, 2022

Russian Sovereign Debt Market 'Is Now Effectively Untradeable': IIF Economist

By: Elina Ribakova

Elina Ribakova, the Institute of International Finance Deputy Chief Economist, sits down with Yahoo Finance Live to discuss the impacts sanctions on Russia may have on Russian debt markets, sovereign debt holdings, and the state of central banks in currency exchanges.

Watch the full video from Yahoo Finance.

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