
Sanctions have sharply raised chance of a Russian default, JPMorgan warns
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Russia's stock market remains shut down. The ruble is worth less than a penny. And Western businesses are fleeing. JPMorgan warns a Russian default could be next.
"Sanctions imposed on Russia have significantly increased the likelihood of a Russia government hard currency bond default," JPMorgan emerging markets strategists wrote in a note to clients on Wednesday.
Russia may have the cash to make its debt payments. The Central Bank of Russia lists a staggering $643 billion of international reserves.
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