 Russia invasion of Ukraine continued last week and risk aversion intensified sharply after Russia's attempt to attack Zaporizhzhia nuclear power station. European stocks took a steep dive with benchmark yields. Oil prices surged to levels not seen in more than a decade. Gold was originally steady but staged a late rally, probably as people remembered that it's a safer asset to hold than cryptos in time of world war III. In the currency markets, Euro was overwhelming the worst performing one, with Sterling a distant second. While safe-haven flows boosted Swiss Franc, Aussie and Kiwi were the ones benefited most by skyrocketing commodity prices. Dollar ended mixed with Yen | 
