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Dow Jones: Medvedev Adviser: Ruble Likely Won't Float Freely For Years
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Bloomberg: Russia Debt Cut to 8-Year Low in Funds as Eurobond Sale Nears
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Bloomberg: Russia Vulnerable to Budget Crisis, Renaissance Says (Update1)
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Reuters: Russian markets -- Factors to Watch on April 14
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Bloomberg: TGK-9, Tatneft, Rosneft: Russian Equity-Market Preview
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Bloomberg: Weafer Likes Russian Infrastructure, Consumer Stocks: Video
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Vancouver Sun: Khan Resources says it's targeted by Russians
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Reuters: UPDATE1 – KazakhGold seeks Russia approval for Polyus bid
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Bloomberg: KazakhGold Says It’s Mulling Polyus Reverse Takeover (Update1)
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SteelOrbis: Russia to sell three large coal deposits in Ulug-Khem basin
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Money Times: Russians urge inquiry in Daimler case
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Capital McDonald's defended the rent of 1 ruble - Vedomosti
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Moscow Times: Sanofi Cleared to Buy Insulin Plant - Billionaires Mikhail Prokhorov and Suleiman Kerimov also got approval to consolidate their assets in the gold miner Polyus Gold, Artemyev said. Their Kazakhstan-based company, KazakhGold Group, registered on the island Jersey, will buy a number of Polyus-related units, he said.
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Abc.az: Run-up for market appearance of Russia’s Savings Bank and Gazprombank in Azerbaijan starts
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Bloomberg: Rostelecom Plans 30 Billion-Ruble Bond Sale, Vedomosti Says
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Reuters: BRIEF-Russia's Protek sets IPO price range of $3.10-4.50/share
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EasyBourse: Russian Drug Company Protek Sets Price Range For MICEX, RTS IPO
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Bloomberg: Rusal Awards Deripaska, Management IPO Bonus Shares (Update1)
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RUVR: Christie's opens office in Moscow
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Moscow Times: For the Record
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A 13 percent stake in insurer Rosgosstrakh may be sold in July or August, the Economic Development Ministry said Tuesday. (Bloomberg)
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Renaissance Capital is “on track” with its expansion plans in Africa and may enter three new markets this year, Patrick Mweheire, RenCap said Tuesday. (Bloomberg)
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Russian Technologies hired Renaissance Capital to help manage assets and lure funding at home and abroad, the companies said Tuesday. (Bloomberg)
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Oil and Gas Eurasia: Russia: Time to Stimulate Innovation in Oil Production - Russian Natural Resources Minister Yuriy Trutnev has issued instructions to establish a working group to draft steps to provide economic stimulus for projects that will increase oil production, Prime-TASS has reported.
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Oil and Gas Eurasia: Russkoye Field Sees First Quarter Production Double
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Upstreamonline: Bashneft runs reserve tally - Russian producer Bashneft said its proven oil reserves stand at 1.27 billion barrels based on an independent audit.
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Oil and Gas Eurasia: TNK-BP Cuts Subeconomic Wells by 25 Percent at Sorochinskneft
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Your Oil and Gas News: TNK-BP Applies New Well Clean-out Technologies at OJSC Orenburgneft Fields
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Oil and Gas Eurasia: NOVATEK Increases Gas Production 20.8% In First Quarter
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Haaretz: Gazprom wants into Israeli gas scene - Representatives of Russian energy giant Gazprom have met with Ya'akov Mimran, the National Infrastructure Ministry's petroleum commissioner, to discuss the possibility of Gazprom being part of the group operating the Sarah and Mira offshore natural gas fields.
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Reuters: Gazprom looking at Israel natgas mkt –report
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Moscow Times: Gazprom Exec Receives Orthodox Honor - Alexei Zavgorodnev, chief executive of Gazprom Transgaz Stavropol, was awarded the Order of the Blessed St. Daniel of Moscow.
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Oil and Gas Eurasia: Gazprom Taps Thomas Paine for a “Common Sense” Approach to the Shale Gas Challenge
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Full Text Articles Basic Political Developments Prime-Tass: Russian calendar: Key events for April 14
http://www.prime-tass.com/news/show.asp?topicid=0&id=476813
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Russian President Dmitry Medvedev to visit Argentina, until Apr 15
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Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin to hold meeting on modernization of healthcare
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Russian Industry and Trade Minister Viktor Khristenko to visit Italy, until Apr 17
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Russian First Deputy Prime Minister Igor Shuvalov to meet with European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso in Brussels
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Credit Bank of Moscow to offer bonds worth 3 billion rubles
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Russia’s Finance Ministry to offer 6 billion rubles worth of OFZ-PD bonds
Itar-Tass: Medvedev ending visit to USA, departing for Argentina
http://www.itar-tass.com/eng/level2.html?NewsID=15022099
14.04.2010, 08.51
WASHINGTON, April 14 (Itar-Tass) - Russian President Dmitry Medvedev on Wednesday is winding up his visit to the United States where he took part in the Nuclear Security Summit and is departing for Argentina on the first ever visit of the Russian head of state to the country.
Before leaving for Argentina Medvedev will deliver a speech at the Brookings Institution where he will present Russia’s position on the nuclear non-proliferation problems, RF presidential aide Sergei Prikhodko said.
The Brookings Institution is a non-profit public policy organisation based in Washington, D.C. One of Washington’s oldest think tanks, Brookings conducts research and education in the social sciences, primarily in economics, metropolitan policy, governance, foreign policy, and global economy and development. Its stated mission is to “provide innovative and practical recommendations that advance three broad goals: strengthen American democracy; foster the economic and social welfare, security and opportunity of all Americans; and secure a more open, safe, prosperous, and cooperative international system.”
After the events in Washington Medvedev will have an 11-hour flight to Buenos Aires. This visit that has the official status will become the first in the bilateral relations’ history. “The fact that it will be held in the year of the 200th anniversary of Argentine statehood, as well as the 125th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between our countries gives a special significance to the visit,” Prikhodko believes.
In the Argentine capital where the Russian leader will arrive on Wednesday evening, Moscow time, the president will hold talks with his colleague Christina Fernandez de Kirchner that is expected to result in the adoption of a package of documents on specific spheres. The two leaders are expected to adopt a joint statement on cooperation.
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