Financial news: Expanding availability of bond trading.

Translation. Region: Russian Federation –

Source: Moscow Exchange – Moscow Exchange –

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In continuation news Regarding changes to the stock and currency market systems planned for March 23, 2026, we are announcing expanded availability of bond trading. Starting March 23, bond trading will be available in the TQCB, PSOB, and PTOB modes during an additional morning trading session. For the TQCB mode, additional price fluctuation limits will apply during the morning session: ±5% of the previous trading day's closing price. Orders exceeding these limits will be rejected by the system.

The list of instruments for the morning session, effective March 23, 2026, will be expanded to include bonds traded in the T-Quarter Trading Mode with Ruble Settlement (TQCB). For securities admitted to the morning session, the opening auction will not be repeated during the main session, as is already the case for OFZs.

Starting April 13, 2026, all remaining bonds (traded in the "Bonds D – Main Trading Mode," "Bonds D – Negotiated Trading System," "Bonds D – Negotiated Trading System with Central Counterparty," and "Main Trading Mode T," Negotiated Trading System, and Negotiated Trading System with Central Counterparty with yuan settlements) will be added to the additional morning trading session and evening trading session. Additional price fluctuation limits will apply for non-addressed trading modes:

±5% of the previous trading day's closing price for the morning session; ±10% of the current trading day's closing price for the evening session.

The full list of changes planned for the release has been updated and is available at the following link: https://fs.moex.com/f/23581/version-2026-1.pdf.

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