The enemy carries losses

As a result of the collapse of the Russian stock market, oligarch Oleg Deripaska, which happened on Monday, lost $ 1.3 billion, that is, almost a quarter of his condition. This was reported by RBC with reference to monitoring, which is the Forbes experts in real time.

The total condition of the 50 richest people in Russia for April 9 decreased by more than 11.7 billion dollars, experts say. The same amount as Deripaska - 1.3 billion - lost the main owner of the Norilsk Nickel Vladimir Potanin. At the same time, the United States did not introduce sanctions against Potanin, unlike Deripaska, the United States, it was not included in the January “Kremlin list” was not included in the January “Kremlin List”.

908 and 813 million dollars, respectively, lost oligarchs Viktor Vekselberg and Suleiman Kerimov on Monday. Both of them on April 6 became defendants in the American sanctions list.

Leonid Michelson's condition decreased by $ 755 million, Gennady Timchenko - by 716 million, Vladimir Lisin - by 578 million, Roman Abramovich - by 534 million, Vagita Alekperov - by 519 million, Alexei Mordashov - for $ 489 million.

Meanwhile, on such new defendants in the sanctions list as Igor Rotenberg and Kirill Shamalov (son -in -law of Vladimir Putin, according to some reports, former ), the collapse of the stock market has not yet been reflected.

Earlier on Monday, "Rusal" - the structure of Deripaska - warned about the risk of technical default in connection with the inclusion of the oligarch in the US sanctions list. On the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, the cost of shares of the group to the end of the auction fell by 50.43 percent. Meanwhile, the British authorities suspended the trading of EN+ for an indefinite period - another Deripaska structure on the London Exchange.

Due to American sanctions on April 9, Dominic FRES, Director for working with Energy and Raw Sectors of the French Bank, NATIXIS, came out of April 9 from the Board of Directors of EN+. Also, the operations with EN+ stopped the CITI depository.

At the same time, the ruble exchange rate went sharply down. According to Interfax, the euro by 15:10 Moscow time rose to 74.03 rubles, the dollar - to 60.12 rubles. To close the auction at 18 o’clock, writes RBC, the euro rate was 74.23 rubles, the dollar - 60.29 rubles; During the day, their values ​​reached 75.35 and 60.56 rubles, respectively.

At the same time, the fall in the course of the Russian currency occurs despite the rise in price of oil.