At its peak, one share of the company cost eight times more – $8.5.
Trading data shows that in ruble terms, shares of the Russian gas giant are gradually approaching historical lows
The depreciation of the Russian ruble has practically brought Gazprom shares to the value of one dollar per share. This is reported by Investing.com.
Trading data shows that in ruble terms, shares of the Russian gas giant are gradually approaching historical lows against the background of the general decline in the Russian market.
At its peak, one share of the company cost eight times more – $8.5.
As is known, the Austrian oil and gas company OMV won a lawsuit in arbitration court for 230 million euros against the Russian Gazprom in a dispute over the disruption of gas supplies under the “German” contract.
Later, it became known that Gazprom had stopped supplying natural gas via Ukraine to the Austrian company OMV as of Saturday, November 16.
