Sber rewrote a historic high on a declining market

The Russian market began Monday's trading with a decline, with (+0.3%) rewriting its historical maximum. The paper has appreciated for the ninth day in a row. On Friday, Sberbank reported a 93% increase in net income for July, according to RAS.

Overall, the market is under some pressure from the morning decline in oil prices. Oil quotations were down 2.5%, to $68.9 per barrel Brent. The increase in COVID-19 infections in the U.S. and China worries investors.

Also among the heavyweights are rising (+0.5%) and Novatek (+1%). Gazprom was under pressure at the end of last week on the news about the accident at the gas-chemical complex in Novy Urengoy, but by now the media report that feedstock supply to the plant has been resumed.

Oil stocks can't ignore the correction in oil prices: (-0.4%), Rosneft (-0.7%).

In Asia, the dynamics are multidirectional, the German DAX rises by 0.05%, the British FTSE loses 0.2%.

The S&P 500 futures are down 0.15%.

The USD/RUB exchange rate is at 73.5 (+0.05%).

Leaders: Beluga (+2.6%), Aircraft (+2.1%), NKNH-ao (+1.6%), TCS (+1.4%)

Outsiders: Petropavlovsk (-1.9%), Mother and Child gdr (-1.8%), HSCI (-1.7%), Polymetal (-1.1%)