Russia's Kremlin says discussions in Abu Dhabi will happen today and will continue tomorrow if necessary

Russia's ongoing discussions in Abu Dhabi regarding the peace agreement with Ukraine, though not detailed, could signal a potential diplomatic shift or escalation.

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Russia's Kremlin says discussions in Abu Dhabi will happen today and will continue tomorrow if necessary

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  • Russia's sovereign assets frozen in the US amount to a little less than USD 5bln.
  • Not looking to go into details on the "Anchorage Formula" for peace agreement with Ukraine. 
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The mention of frozen assets in the US highlights the financial stakes involved, which could impact global markets, particularly in USD and commodities. Traders should watch for any substantive outcomes or further developments that could affect geopolitical tensions and market sentiment.

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