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National Economic Trends -
Russian Growth May Accelerate to 6% as Oil Climbs, RenCap Says
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VTB 10% stake placement successful says Putin
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Putin decrees VTB bank stock privatization
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Russia Raises $3.3 Billion in VTB Sale, Biggest in Four Years
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Russia starts asset sale, gets $3.3 billion for VTB
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Russia to earn over RUR 95 bln in sale of 10% of VTB stock
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Capital inflows from VTB privatisation will not support the rouble
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1.6 million people unemployed in Russia
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Sugar Import Tariffs to Fall
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Population Drop Could Put Debt at 585% of GDP
Business, Energy or Environmental regulations or discussions -
Rusal, Rosneft, Lukoil, VTB, TNK-BP: Russian Equity Preview
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Polish biggest utility PGE PGEP.WA along with PSE Operator are in talks with the Russian Inter RAO about building an energy link with the Russian enclave of Kaliningrad and energy supplies from a planned nuclear power, daily Rzeczpospolita wrote quoting PGE Chief Executive Tomasz Zadroga.
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Poland to buy Russian nuclear energy?
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Crescent Investments and Inter Rao UES enter into regional partnership
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RusAl raises aluminum output 3% in 2010, plans further growth
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UPDATE 1-RUSAL sees steady 2011 aluminium output growth
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Russian iron firm plans London IPO - Metalloinvest, which is half-owned by oligarch Alisher Usmanov, could be launched into the FTSE 100 by the listing.
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UPDATE 1-Indonesia says Russia to build $3 bln nickel smelter
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France's Alstom Signs $675M Turbine Joint Venture
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Vimpelcom Ltd changes key manager in Russia - needs to focus on Russian operations
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Russian company invests in cold - Russian company MMG Production has announced plans to create a Winter Park at Fisherman’s Wharf. The total investment is estimated at US$19 million (MOP152 million).
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Russia’s Teleca acquires UK based SurfKitchen
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London snubbed by Russian Papa John’s
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The rules of scavenging for gold - Private yellow metal recovery may be allowed in Russia before the summer Tatiana Zykova
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Shaftan reaffirms her commitment to Russia as rising oil price drives growth - Elena Shaftan is the head of Jupiter’s emerging European team and manager of the £626m Emerging European Opportunities fund with Ingrid Kukuljan. Here she explains her fund positioning, why she does not subscribe to the ‘bigger fool’ theory, and why the Russian market is not for tourists.
Activity in the Oil and Gas sector (including regulatory) -
Russia should keep oil output at 2010 level of 505 million tonnes per year – Putin
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UPDATE 1-Exillon says oil reserves rise 74 pct
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Inter RAO may join oil shale project in Jordan (Part 2)
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Shotkman Profitable Without Regard to Tax Relief
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Rosneft deal has issues for BP - More details on the surprise tie-up between BP and Russian behemoth Rosneft. This definitely looks like it is about both companies finding scale outside the U.S. sphere.
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TNK BP unifies gas and energy divisions
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Tatneft registered the branch in Turkmenistan.
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RenCap: Oil and gas monitor
Gazprom -
Russia to start natural gas export to China in end-2015, report
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Gazprom Tells Investors Pipeline Costs are Cut: Vedomosti Says
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Gazprom Sees 15% Price Rise for Europe
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One-fourth of EU member states support South Stream: Gazprom
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Gazprom Neft Profits Up, Eyes Sibir
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Gazprom Neft presents 4Q10 numbers, gives views on taxation
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TNK-BP and Gazprom Neft buy operator of Yamal oil and gas deposits
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Gazprom: Ambitious plans disclosed during investor day
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Gazprom to help Poland reduce CO2 emissions? - Alexander Medvedev, the president of Russia’s oil giant Gazprom has said that with the company’s help Poland could switch to gas for its electricity production, which would help reduce its reliance on CO2 emitting coal.
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Basic Political Developments
Iran gives a week to airlines to ban Tupolev flights
http://www.isna.ir/ISNA/NewsView.aspx?ID=News-1715499&Lang=E
ISNA - Tehran
Service: Industry
TEHRAN (ISNA)-Iranian airlines have only less than one week to stop flying Russian-built Tupolev-154 following ultimatum of Head of Iranian Civil Aviation Organization Reza Nakhjavani.
Tupolev jets were in service of Soviet airlines and then Russia's before being sold to countries such as Iran, China, and Central Asian states.
The biggest Russian airlines ended flights with its Tupolev-154 jets and replaced them with western built fleets.
Now it is Iran's turn to replace these aging aircrafts following the ultimatum given 6 months ago.
The scenario to omit the Russian Tupolev from Iranian air fleet was discussed after a Tupolev-154 belonging to Iranian Caspian airline collapsed in central city of Qazvin which led to death of 168 of the passengers and crews onboard.
"According to the latest investigation results on the incident of Caspian airline aircraft, we found out there were some problems in the engine of the craft and informed the Russian company of it," Reza Nakhjavani said.
The crashes continued when a Tupolev-154 belonging to the polish airline fell down near an airport in Russia because of thick fog and Polish President as well as some high-ranking officials were killed in the accident.
While the charter Tupolevs were out in the due time in Iran, a six time period was suggested to national airlines for dismissal of owned Tupolevs as well.
The due period was extended one more month by Nakhjavani who said that the national airline companies have to ban their flights by Tupolev by February 19.
In the recent seven years more than 3400 have been killed in the plane crashes in all over the world, 800 of whom were Iranians.
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UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Navanethem Pillay to continue visit to Russia, until February 19
http://www.prime-tass.com/news/calendar/_Russian_calendar_Key_events_for_February_14/-103/%7BD8EA38FD-2FDD-4CA6-BA6B-B34F29420788%7D.uif
Feb 15: Russian President Dmitry Medvedev to hold meeting with UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Navanethem Pillay
http://www.prime-tass.com/news/calendar/_Russian_calendar_Key_events_for_February_14/-103/%7BD8EA38FD-2FDD-4CA6-BA6B-B34F29420788%7D.uif
MINSK — Artur Chilingarov, special representative of the Russian president for international cooperation in the Arctic and Antarctic, will arrive on Monday to discuss Russian-Belarussian cooperation in the polar regions with Belarussian Deputy Minister of Natural Resources Vitaly Kulik and members of the Belarussian Academy of Sciences. (MT, Interfax)
http://www.themoscowtimes.com/business/article/for-the-record/430932.html
February 14, 2011 09:35
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