Uncertainty surrounding the current state of events in Europe has the stock markets more volatile than usual. It’s the Russian and European stock market that has everyone’s attention, with Russia’s stock market pretty much non-existent – the market has remained closed for five days now. Plus, shares in Sberbank dropped by a soul-crushing 95%, with shares now selling for as little as a dollar. Anyone who had Russian stocks has likely jumped ship, but what about the repercussions for the European stock market? Let’s explore. Q1 2022 hedge fund letters, conferences and more The European Stock Mar…