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Interview with Kirill Yankovsky

Published: 21 December, 2007, 17:10

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Rusal says it will buy a stake in the world's biggest nickel firm, Norilsk Nickel. Kirill Yankovsky, Director of Equity Sales at Unicredit Aton, believes rumours of the possible creation of a new Russian metals giant will bring support for the stock.

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