Tinkoff shares rose to 8506.2 rubles apiece 
trading on the Moscow Exchange on Monday, November 8. At the peak of the paper rose to 8506.2 rubles per share (plus six percent compared to the close of the previous trading session). At the close of main trading, the share was worth 8360.6 rubles (plus 4.18 percent).
TCS Group became the leader among blue chips on the Moscow Exchange. Next came Polyus (plus 2.95 percent, 14,925.5 rubles per share) and Surgutneftegaz (plus 2.89 percent, 34.5 rubles). Only shares of Sberbank (minus 0.32 percent) and MTS (minus 0.02 percent) fell in price.
The Moscow Exchange index rose to 4218.27 points (plus 1.04 percent), the RTS index – to 1865, 46 points (plus 0.94 percent).
Tesla shares after collapsing at the premarket on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange by 9.5 percent, from 1,069.4 to 968 euros, won back part of the fall. At 18:40 Moscow time, the paper cost 1020 euros.
The dollar exchange rate at 18:45 amounted to 71.27 rubles (plus 0.01 rubles), the exchange rate of the euro – 82.57 rubles (plus 0.14 ruble). Bitcoin, which nearly made a new all-time high, was trading at $ 66,093.2 per coin (plus 6.66 percent).
Brent crude was worth $ 83.25 per barrel (plus 0.62 percent), WTI marks – $ 81.77 (plus 0.62 percent). Gas futures fell at $ 965 per thousand cubic meters.