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“What we're seeing is a charade: a Potemkin market opening. After keeping its markets closed for nearly a month, Russia announced it will only allow 15% of listed shares to trade, foreigners are prohibited from selling their shares, and short selling in general has been banned. Meanwhile, Russia has made clear they are going to pour government resources into artificially propping up the shares of companies that are trading. This is not a real market and not a sustainable model-which only underscores Russia's isolation from the global financial system.”

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“These are like-minded allies, and we want to take tangible and concrete actions that show our willingness to coordinate on non-market economies, such as China. The galvanizing challenge for the G7 is to show that open societies, democratic societies still have the best chance of solving the biggest problems in our world and that top-down autocracies are not the best path. We've made our views clear that our consumers deserve to know when ... the goods they're importing are made with forced labor. Our values need to be infused in our trading relationships.”

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These are like-minded allies, and we want to take tangible and concrete actions that show our willingness to coordinate on non-market economies, such as China. The galvanizing challenge for the G7 is to show that open societies, democratic societies still have the best chance of solving the biggest problems in our world and that top-down autocracies are not the best path. We've made our views clear that our consumers deserve to know when ... the goods they're importing are made with forced labor. Our values need to be infused in our trading relationships.

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What we're seeing is a charade: a Potemkin market opening. After keeping its markets closed for nearly a month, Russia announced it will only allow 15% of listed shares to trade, foreigners are prohibited from selling their shares, and short selling in general has been banned. Meanwhile, Russia has made clear they are going to pour government resources into artificially propping up the shares of companies that are trading. This is not a real market and not a sustainable model-which only underscores Russia's isolation from the global financial system.