It shows as 18.94 on fidelity. Fidelity also reports the last day’s loss every single day, so the “day’s gain” feature on Fidelity has been broken nearly the entire war.
It traded much lower than 18.94 in London for a few more days, and then was suspended there too.
Fidelity’s balance and account values seems to switch randomly between valuation of 0 and 18.94.
Apple Stocks app shows it at 1700 roubles which comes to about $20. The Russian stock and currency markets are under government controls so not too meaningful. I’d guess it would be about 15-20 right now if tradable here.
Interestingly, there’s a US fund that is mostly Russian stocks but not suspended, CEE. It dropped from 30 to 7 when the war started and is now 10.
I remain bullish on Eastern Europe and also have a fair amount of EPOL.
