PRAGUE / BUDAPEST / WARSAW / MOSCOW (dpa-AFX) – The most important Eastern European stock exchanges closed lower on Monday. Market observers pointed to a somewhat restrained international investor sentiment: Fears of interest rates and inflation faced corona hope.
On the Prague Stock Exchange, the leading index PX (PX Prague Stock Exchange Index) closed with a decline of 1.11 percent to 1042.64 points. 
The re was selling pressure at Komercni Banka (Komercni Banka AS) with a price loss of 1.8 percent.
The shareholders of the Austrian Erste Group (Erste Group Bank) had to accept a minus of 1.3 percent. In the case of industry colleague Moneta Money Bank, however, the titles rose by 0.8 percent.
The Hungarian BUX index fell by 1.39 percent to 43,457.15 points at the beginning of the week. Among the heavyweights, the shares of MOL and MTelekom (Magyar Telekom Telecommunications) each lost 2.2 percent.
The papers of the OTP Bank (Orságos Takar És Ker BK ON) fell 1.7 percent.
In Warsaw, the leading Polish index, Wig-20, closed at a decline of 1.19 percent to 1961.62 points.
The broader wig fell by 0.95 percent to 58,157.32 points.
The value with the highest turnover in Poland was KGHM.
The copper company’s papers gained 1.4 percent. With sales also high, the titles of the computer game manufacturer CD Projekt lost 2.8 percent. PKO Bank’s stake fell 1 percent.
The re were also price losses in Moscow.
The Russian RTS Index (RTS) fell 0.72 percent to 1,455.33 points.
The EU is launching new sanctions against Russia for the detention of the Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny.
The foreign ministers of the EU states agreed on Monday at a meeting in Brussels to begin the necessary preparations for the punitive measures, as confirmed by several diplomats. / Ste / sto / APA / ajx / he
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