MOEX Russia Index
IMOEX · RUB
Energy and resources under exceptional access restrictions.
Russia's ruble-denominated MOEX benchmark is heavily exposed to energy, banking and natural resources. This directory groups Russia under Asia, although the country spans Europe and Asia. Sanctions, custody limitations, capital controls and investor-specific restrictions can prevent trading or repatriating proceeds. A quoted price does not mean the security is accessible to an overseas investor.
Sector breakdown
What drives the index
Oil & Gas
Integrated energy producers and export revenues.
Financials
Domestic banks and financial infrastructure.
Metals & Mining
Nickel, palladium, gold, steel and other resources.
Consumer
Domestic retailers and food businesses.
Technology & Telecom
Digital platforms and communications networks.
Utilities
Electricity generation and regulated networks.
Top companies
The franchises that matter
Sberbank
Major domestic banking group; sanctions and access restrictions apply.
Lukoil
Integrated oil producer with significant export exposure.
Gazprom
State-controlled natural gas group.
Rosneft
State-controlled oil production and refining group.
Norilsk Nickel
Producer of nickel, palladium and copper.
Tatneft
Oil production, refining and petrochemicals business.
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The MOEX index is denominated in rubles; the RTS benchmark is dollar-denominated.
Moscow Exchange was formed through the MICEX–RTS merger in 2011.
Russia spans both Europe and Asia.
- Large natural-resource base
- Established domestic franchises
- Energy export infrastructure
- Sanctions and severe investor-access limits
- Capital controls and custody restrictions
- Geopolitical and governance risk
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