During the week of March 21-25, the most popular financial instruments (according to Investing.com Russia) were the following: USD/RUB pair, Brent oil futures, Bitcoin, Sberbank shares (MCX:MCX:SBER) and EUR/RUB pair.

As for the news, the most interesting for the week were the following: Putin instructed to transfer payments for gas supplies to the EU to rubles, BlackRock: “Russia has put an end to globalization”, Stock trading resumed on the Moscow Exchange, UK imposed sanctions against Tinkov and Gref and Can Shiba Inu rise to $1?

Russian President Vladimir Putin instructed to transfer settlements for Russian gas supplies to European countries in rubles. This is reported by TASS with reference to the statement of the President.

“The scale of Russia’s actions will have consequences for decades to come and will be a turning point in the global world order, macroeconomic trends and the capital market.” So thundered Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock, in his annual letter to shareholders Thursday, MarketWatch writes.

The Bank of Russia decided to resume trading on March 24 on the Moscow Exchange in 33 stocks included in the IMOEX index.

The UK has expanded the sanctions list on Belarus and Russia: 59 more individuals and organizations from Russia and six from Belarus have fallen under the restrictive measures.

After the dramatic rise of the Shiba Inu cryptocurrency last year, when it was at the center of investors’ attention, this year seems to be its sunset. Nevertheless, there are millions of investors who are hopeful about SHIB even though it has lost popularity. Can it become popular again and rise to $1?