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Putin's Russia is Pivotal For Future U.S. Foreign Policy
Russia is back, at least in the minds of U.S. national security leaders.
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Russia capital outflows pick up pace
Russia saw $42 billion worth of net capital outflows in the first four months of the year but there are hopes in the markets that may ease and turnaround over the coming months as a new government is installed.
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Russia capital outflows pick up pac
Russia's central bank chief on Wednesday reported that the country saw $42 billion worth of net capital outflows in the first four months of the year, an indication of the scale of investor
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Russia should be rewarded with NATO membership
At first blush, the NATO summit to be held in Chicago this weekend has an ambitious and exhaustive agenda, which includes everything from the effects of government financial crises on defense budgets, to lessons from the successful action in Libya. You name it – exit strategies from Afghanistan, relations with Asia in a global NATO, cyber security – and it’s there. Yet one issue that is ...
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Russia sees $42B in capital outflow in Jan-April
Russia's Central Bank chief has reported $42 billion in net capital outflow in the first four months of the year.
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From Iowa To Russia, Tractors Build Economic Bridge
Russia has one of the world's 10 biggest economies, but it isn't even among the top 30 U.S. trading partners. A new John Deere plant there shows the complications of that relationship. To avoid tariffs, tractors and combines are built in Iowa, then taken apart and shipped to Russia, where they're reassembled.
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Gazprom at Discount After NY Oil Trails London: Russia Overnight
Gazprom, Russia ’s biggest company and the world’s largest natural gas producer, retreated 1.5 percent yesterday to trade at a 1.3 percent discount, while oil producer Lukoil fell 2.3 percent to trade 0.4 percent lower than the Moscow shares.
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Russia’s Economy Probably Slowed as Euro Crisis Roiled Exporters
Russia’s economic growth probably slowed for a second quarter in the first three months as companies curtailed investment and Europe’s sovereign-debt crisis choked demand for exports of energy and metals.
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Russia's protest movement shows staying power, despite today's dispersal
Moscow police moved in today to shut down the little "democracy preserve" set up 10 days ago in a downtown park near Chistye Prudi metro, but Tweeting and Facebooking opposition activists quickly transferred their encampment to another part of the city, signaling that they will carry on.
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Russia are Euro 2012 'dark horse', says Advocaat
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia coach Dick Advocaat has called his team as the "dark horse" to reach the Euro 2012 final in Kiev on July 1. "Our aim is to be in the final," Advocaat, who will quit his job to take charge of Dutch club PSV Eindhoven after Euro 2012, told a news conference in Moscow on Monday. "I had recently signed a contract with PSV but right now I'm only thinking of my job with ...
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