Financial news: Over a thousand bonds will become available to investors at evening trades on the Moscow Exchange

Translation. Region: Russian Federal

Source: Moscow Exchange – Moscow Exchange –

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From August 26, 2025, during the evening trading session of the Moscow Exchange stock market, investors will be able to make transactions even with 987 bonds, including corporate and municipal bonds.

The total number of bonds available in the evening period will reach 1,320.

In addition to bonds, trading participants and their clients can conduct transactions with shares and fund units during evening trading.

Private investors are the main participants in the evening trading session, accounting for about 70% of the total volume of transactions in evening trading. Since the beginning of 2025, individuals have invested 1.25 trillion rubles in bonds on the Moscow Exchange, which is twice as much as in the same period last year.

Corporate bonds became available at evening trading from May 20, 2025.

Evening trading gives investors the opportunity to make deals at a time convenient for them. The evening session begins with the opening auction (from 19:00 to 19:05), trading takes place from 19:05 to 23:50.

General list of tools, available at evening trading on the stock market, is posted on the Moscow Exchange website.

Moscow Exchange is the largest Russian exchange, the only multifunctional platform in Russia for trading shares, bonds, derivatives, currencies, money market instruments and commodities. The Moscow Exchange Group includes a central depository, as well as a clearing center that performs the functions of a central counterparty in the markets, which allows Moscow Exchange to provide clients with a full cycle of trading and post-trading services.

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