Nasdaq gains, Dow falls 179 points, S&P little changed in Russian driven session In another whipsaw session, all three of the major U.S. stock averages fell but closed off the worst levels of the day in a Russian-Ukraine driven trade. The Nasdaq Composite closed with modest gains, while the S&P was marginally lower and the Dow Jones Industrial Average erased a 400+ point deficit to close down 179 points. In commodities, oil rose 4.5% to close at $95.72. More on this For more news, please go to FoxBusiness.com and watch Fox Business Network.

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NYSE, Nasdaq halt trading of Russia-based companies as Ukraine war worsens The New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq MarketSite temporarily have halted trading in select Russian companies listed on their respective exchanges. Click here for more. For more news, please go to FoxNews.com and watch Fox News Channel.

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The Great Read: The One Item They Had to Take When These 6 Afghans Fled

What would you take if you were about to leave your home forever?

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NYSE, Nasdaq halt trading of Russia-based companies Russia's invasion of Ukraine has created extreme volatility across equities and other asset classes including oil and gold. More on this For more news, please go to FoxBusiness.com and watch Fox Business Network.

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Nasdaq turns positive as Dow, S&P curb losses This is a developing story. Check back for updates. More on this For more news, please go to FoxBusiness.com and watch Fox Business Network.

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Breaking News: Switzerland will freeze Russian assets, setting aside its long tradition of neutrality. The country is a favorite destination for Russian money.

View in browser | nytimes.com   BREAKING NEWS Switzerland will freeze Russian assets, setting aside its long tradition of neutrality. The country is a favorite destination for Russian money. Monday, February 28, 2022 10:29 AM EST Swiss national bank data showed that Russian companies and individuals held assets worth more than $11 billion in Swiss banks in 2020. Read the latest   ADVERTISEMENT You received this email because you signed up for NYTimes.com's Breaking News Alerts. To stop receiving these emails, unsubscribe or manage your email preferences. Subscribe to the Times Get the NYT app Change Your Email Privacy Policy Contact Advertise California Notice The New York Times Company, 620 Eighth Avenue, New York, NY 10018