Published on: 2026-04-13
Source: Moscow Exchange – Московская Биржа –
An important disclaimer is at the bottom of this article.
On April 13, 2026, the Moscow Exchange fully synchronized the bond lists on the main, morning, evening trading sessions, as well as on the additional session of the same day.
Thus, investors will be able to submit bids and make deals with all bonds on the Moscow Exchange stock market for 17 hours on regular days during the morning, main, and evening trading sessions, and for 9 hours on weekends.
The Moscow Exchange is consistently expanding opportunities for investors in the stock market. Since March 23, 2026, all bonds have been admitted to morning trading, andFrom March 28 – alone to the trading. Also, since March 23, 2026, the Moscow Exchange has extended the duration of the main trading session for the equities and bonds market by prolonging the closing auction. At the same time, the start of evening trading was synchronized on the stock market and the derivatives market with the introduction of a unified trading session.
Moreover, the Moscow Exchange plans to startcalculation of bond indices during all trading sessions. In the future, bond indicators will be calculated both for the main trading session and for morning, evening trading, as well as for after-hours trading. The start date of the calculation will be announced additionally. From June 2025, the Moscow Exchange Index (IMOEX2) is expected to be calculated even during after-hours trading sessions.
List of bonds available in all trading sessions of the stock market from April 13, 2026.
Stock market trading schedule is available on the website.
The debt market of the Moscow Exchange is the leading Russian platform for raising funds, combining developed infrastructure, reliability and guarantees, as well as advanced bond trading technologies. Bonds are traded on the Moscow Exchange, with an outstanding volume of almost one third of GDP. The range includes more than four thousand instruments issued by 500 issuers, including OFZ (Federal Loan Bonds), corporate bonds, as well as complex debt instruments. More than 1.7 million private investors trade bonds on the Moscow Exchange.In 2025, the volume of bond trading reached a record 42 trillion rubles, and the average daily trading volume since the beginning of 2026 exceeded 150 billion rubles.
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