Russian Stocks Take Worst Hit Since Crimea on Sanctions, Syria
Russian stocks headed for their biggest drop in four years and the ruble slumped the most in the world after the U.S. slapped new sanctions on Kremlin-connected billionaires and tensions with the U.S. spiraled following the latest chemical attack in Syria.
Source : Bloomberg
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