(Reuters) – The Russian central financial institution on Monday stated it’s going to limit buying and selling in some overseas shares which might be traded on the SPB Alternate, the nation’s second-largest bourse, citing the necessity to shield buyers’ rights and pursuits.

The central financial institution stated the choice applies to overseas shares which have been blocked by worldwide clearing homes, apart from shares of overseas corporations that perform “manufacturing and financial exercise largely in Russia.”

The financial institution didn’t disclose the checklist of shares it was proscribing buying and selling in.