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05.10.2009, 19:09

IMF upbeat on world economy as Russia holds up well

Russian delegations to major economic gatherings in Istanbul have taken the opportunity to sound out the World Bank on credit, while the IMF says Russia’s economy is well placed.

05.10.2009, 19:03

Warring VimpelCom shareholders pull the olive branch from their scabbards

Major shareholders in Russia’s number 2 mobile operator, VimpelCom, Norway’s Telenor and Russia’s Alfa Group, have ended a corporate feud which has haunted the Russian investment climate for much of this decade.

05.10.2009, 17:42

Cherkizovo Group posts 1H 2009 Net Profit of 1.66 billion Roubles

Russia meat producer, Cherkizovo, has posted a 1H 2009 Net Profit of 1.66 billion Roubles under US GAAP.

25.05.2010, 13:56

Venture funds arrive in Moscow

The heads of 20 leading US venture funds are arriving in Moscow to evaluate the innovative potential and investment possibilities in Russia.

25.06.2009, 10:23 5 comments

World Bank says Russian liquor and tobacco taxes should rise as poverty jumps

The World Banks says the economic crisis is boosting poverty in Russia, with the number expected to increase by 5% this year to 17% of the population.

AFP Photo / Sergei Supinsky 13.10.2009, 13:03 3 comments

China gas agreement to turn on the taps

Gazprom CEO, Alexei Miller, has announced that China and Russia have agreed on ramping up gas supplies to the booming Asian economic powerhouse.

04.11.2009, 20:32 10 comments

Shock GM decision on Opel sale draws ire

The GM decision to back out of the planned sale of a 55% stake in Opel has sparked an angry response in Berlin and concern in Moscow, after months of negotiations went nowhere.

10.07.2009, 19:19 2 comments

John Deere ploughs ground for the longer term

The world's biggest farm machinery producer John Deere said this week Russia’s protectionist measures make the company more cautious with its investment into the country.

Photo by Vasily Privalov 28.09.2009, 18:22 4 comments

Road funding to get private sector push along with pension backing

Funding for Russia’s road networks has been trimmed back from original plans with the government now looking to get increased private investment.

18.02.2010, 16:46 2 comments

Kovykta development on hold as Resources Ministry calls for licence

Russia's nature protection watchdog has recommended revoking TNK-BP's licence to develop the huge Kovykta gas field. It’s fate may, may be decided on Thursday, at a meeting of the state regulator for deposit use.

Global financial organisations look to evolve

Published: 06 October, 2009, 10:34
Edited: 19 October, 2009, 09:26


G8 finance ministers in Istanbul have agreed to give a bigger role to developing countries in the International Monetary Fund. But opinions are still divided over how to share influence at the World Bank.

 
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007 October 06, 2009, 14:45 quote
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Here’s a voice from a developing country, would one of you wonderful G8 leaders tell the bankers to stop milking South Africa so hard. It seems now that Russia and China are freeing themselves from central bank tyranny, these bankers are squeezing everythingl out of the Anglo American colonies. Whilst prices seem to be falling all over Europe and the world is generally experiencing deflation, we are experiencing massive inflation as the world banking thieves now milk us dry to compensate for Russia and China’s new found freedom. Food is up 30%, petrol just jumped another 40c, and we have just had a single massive hike of 30% on the electrical bill. They are raping us! South African Republic of Russia sounds about right to me, anything that will kill sharks is welcome.

007 October 18, 2009, 18:00 quote
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I just have to follow this up, only possible because RT is the only free open and honest news station out there… The South African government, which owns our electrical supply, has just announced a tariff increase of, wait for it! Hold your breath… FIVE HUNDRED PERCENT They claim its because it’s a sudden amazing shortage of electricity in a country that has always been renowned for one of the best electrical systems in the world, but its really an evil Rothschild central banking scam coming through our PRIVATE central bank that pays our colonial PUPPET leaders to rape South Africa. Get this, the Aluminum mines are getting a 37% percent DECREASE. So our PRIVATE central bank that controls mines like De Beers, and Anglo American, are really just siphoning profits by raping the country’s people. There is no way South Africa will survive this puppet government… good bye South Africa… the European bankers have stabbed you in the back. Country for sale… help us get rid of these banking thieves, and the gold, aluminum and diamonds are yours, may as well have a civil war, it better than what these banking creeps are doing to us. Its actually amazing how the total mismanagement of Europe and the USA by these evil bankers of is now killing us too. The world needs to get rid of these evil bankers for good. South Africa wants its CENTRAL BANK back… the Yuan and Ruble will be a whole lot better than this criminal Dollar and Euro.

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