According to foreign media, after the invasion of Ukraine by Russia, oil prices in the world market have exceeded 100 per barrel. While the price of gold per ounce has risen to 16, the global stock exchanges are also witnessing a sharp decline. Japan, Australia, China, Singapore, and other stock exchanges have fallen by as much as 3 percent. Cryptocurrency trading has also plummeted after the Russian invasion of Ukraine, with the value of the bitcoin falling more than 6% to almost 35,200. Meanwhile, the Ukrainian army has claimed to have shot down a Russian plane in eastern Ukraine. According to media reports, Russia has temporarily suspended flights to several airports until March 2nd, as the Moscow Exchange has suspended trading in all markets. According to the Ukrainian Foreign Minister, Russia continues to attack military installations in Ukraine. Ukraine MPs vote to give permission for civilians to carry firearms Multan Sultans set 164 runs target for Lahore Qalandars The U.S. president has contacted the Ukrainian president, who says the G7 leader, the U.S. ally, will impose tough sanctions on Russia. The United States has strongly denied the allegations in a statement issued Friday, that similar, baseless allegations concerning Russia’s intelligence … Continue reading Russia attacks Ukraine, stock markets crash