IMF approves $1.4bn emergency funding for Ukraine; oil prices rise – business live
The Russian rouble has stabilised at 120.1 per dollar in early trading in Moscow, before the first talks between the Russian and Ukrainian foreign ministers since Russia invaded Ukraine exactly two weeks ago. Sergei Lavrov and Dmytro Kuleba are due to to meet in Turkey later today. Against the euro, the rouble weakened slightly to 128.
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