Russian invasion adds uncertainty to market

By INTAN FARHANA ZAINUL

An investor monitors share market prices in Kuala Lumpur. FAIHAN GHANI/The Star.

THE full-scale military invasion launched by Russia on Ukraine on Thursday morning took the world by surprise.

The stakes are high. For one, Russia is a key supplier of global energy, with Europe relying on about a quarter of its oil supplies and a third of its gas.

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