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Financial news: Moscow Exchange increases the number of units of the BPIF traded on weekends.

Financial news: Moscow Exchange increases the number of units of the BPIF traded on weekends.

Published on: 2026-09-18

Source: Moscow Exchange –

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Shares of three more exchange-traded mutual funds (ETMFs) will become available for trading on the weekend on the Moscow Exchange stock market.

On September 19, 2026, the Moscow Exchange will admit units of two BPFIs managed by the asset management company “Aton-Management”:

  • “ATON – Currency bonds in yuan” (AMVY);
  • “ATON – Currency Bonds in Dollars” (AMVD).

Also, starting from September 19, shares of the BPCF “BCS Money Market” managed by BCS Asset Management will be available for trading on weekends. Since September 10, shares of the BPCF “BCS Money Market” have been admitted to morning trading.

The morning trading session on the Moscow Exchange stock market is held from 06:50 to 9:00. Weekend trading on the Moscow Exchange stock market is conducted on Saturday and/or Sunday from 09:50 to 19:00 Moscow time, and may also be held on other non-settlement weekend days. Weekend trading on non-settlement days is conducted within the framework of an additional weekend trading session (AWTS). The total daily trading time on the stock market is almost 17 hours.

Mutual investment funds whose units are available on the Moscow Exchange, can be compared on the mutual fund showcase in the “Collective Investments” section.

Shares of 243 mutual funds from 44 management companies are available on the Moscow Exchange stock market, including shares of 113 interval mutual funds (BPIFs). Fund assets can be invested in stocks, bonds, gold, money market instruments, commodity assets, and derivatives on all types of assets.

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