RUSSIA SAYS ARMENIA IS BEING DRAGGED INTO EU'S 'ANTI-RUSSIAN ORBIT'

Russia has accused Armenia of being pulled into the European Union's "anti-Russian orbit," suggesting a deterioration in relations between the two nations. This geopolitical tension may influence capital flows and risk appetite in the region, as investors reassess the stability of Russian assets amid potential sanctions or diplomatic fallout. Russian equities and the ruble could be particularly vulnerable to shifts in sentiment, as heightened tensions often lead to increased volatility. Traders will be closely watching any official responses from Armenia or further developments in EU-Russia relations, particularly in light of upcoming diplomatic meetings or statements.

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