The conflict in Georgia has put the Russian rouble under pressure as investors question their exposure to the country’s market.
This marks a reversal for the currency, which for so long this year has been a one-way upward bet for investors.
By Peter Garnham and Shyamantha Asokan
Published: August 20 2008 16:26 | Last updated: August 20 2008 16:26
The conflict in Georgia has put the Russian rouble under pressure as investors question their exposure to the country’s market.
This marks a reversal for the currency, which for so long this year has been a one-way upward bet for investors.