The main European stock indexes on Thursday continued decline observed during the whole week. By the end of the day the DAX Germany fell 2.16%, the FTSE 100 fell 2.16% and the CAC 40 fell 1.84%. According to the chief asset manager of Aton- Management Nikita Emelyanov, the Russian-Ukrainian conflict is reflected on the stock market in Europe stronger than on the U.S. and Asian markets, which is due to the close economic ties of the region with Russia and its neighbors. economic ties with Russia and closer proximity to the war zone fighting zone. An additional negative factor was the words of the Head of the US Federal Reserve Jerome Powell who said that rise in prices for energy carriers in the world would accelerate growth of inflation in the United States and cause other negative consequences for the the country's economy. Against this background, U.S. stock exchanges ended On that background, U.S. stock exchanges ended Thursday with a decline of about 1.7%. Indices in the Asia-Pacific region closed multidirectional.