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2007-10-23, 12:20

Russia`s Zinc Plant to supply metal to Ukraine, Belarus

Russia`s Chelyabinsk Zinc Plant said on Tuesday it will supply 5,300 tonnes of the metal and alloys to Ukraine and 500 tonnes to Belarus through local traders this year, thus diversifying its sales pattern.

2007-10-22, 11:04

Russia says U.S. seeks swift end to WTO talks

Russia`s Finance Minister Alexei Kudrin said late on Saturday that U.S. officials have expressed the wish to conclude as quickly as possible multilateral talks on Russia`s accession to the World Trade Organisation (WTO).

2007-10-22, 10:48

Russia to export electricity to China

The Russian Industry and Energy Ministry is expected to review RAO UES`s project on the electricity exports to China, Anatoly Chubais told journalists on Friday.

2007-10-22, 10:34

World Bank chief calls for new direction for lender

World Bank President Robert Zoellick on Sunday called on the bank`s 185 member nations to back a new direction for the poverty-fighting institution and give the private sector a bigger role in helping poor nations. ADVERTISEMENT

2007-10-20, 15:15

Analysis: Finance chiefs have full plate

Faced with soaring oil prices, a falling dollar and the worst credit crisis in nearly a decade, the masters of global finance have a simple message for jittery markets: Be calm, we are keeping an eye on things. ADVERTISEMENT

2007-10-20, 13:49

Russia interested in gradual dollar decline

Russia is interested in gradual U.S. dollar decline, Russian Vice-Premier and Finance Minister Alexei Kudrin said. He participated in the Group of Eight finance minister and central bank head meeting in Washington.

2007-10-20, 10:26

G7 squeezes China, warns of growth slowdown

The world`s top finance leaders said Friday order was returning to financial markets but warned of lingering instability likely to dampen economic growth as they turned up the heat on China to ease its currency restrictions.

2007-10-19, 15:39

Oil prices hold near $90 a barrel

Oil prices held near $90 a barrel Friday, a barrier crossed for the first time in after-hours trading in New York on speculative buying.

2007-10-18, 16:51

Euro breaks above 1.43 dollars for first time

The European single currency surged past 1.43 dollars for the first time in its short history on Thursday, lifted by the prospect of lower interest rates in the United States.

2007-10-18, 11:43

Russia gold and forex reserves increase on Oct 6-12

Russia▓s gold and foreign exchange reserves increased by 9.2 billion dollars (by 2.2 percent) from 424.8 to 434.0 billion dollars from October 6 to 12, the economic new agency PRIME-TASS reports on Thursday with reference to the Central Bank of Russia.

2007-10-16, 15:01

Russia to lift embargo on Polish meat after inspection

Russia is ready to consider an issue of lifting the embargo for Polish meat only after inspections at companies intending to export their products into Russia, Rosselkhoznadzor Spokesman Alexei Alexeenko is quoted as saying by Mayak Radio.

2007-10-16, 11:42

China holds its biggest trade fair

China kicked off the Canton Fair - the country`s biggest trade show - this week amid lingering concerns about a series of embarrassing product recalls that have raised questions about the "Made in China" label.

2007-10-16, 10:53

Oil prices rise above record close

Oil prices rose in Asian trading Tuesday, holding above a record close hit overnight on fears Turkey will pursue Kurdish rebels into Iraq and disrupt oil supplies in the region.

2007-10-15, 17:36

Viktor Zubkov calls for foreign investments into Russia`s infrastructure

Russian Prime Minister Viktor Zubkov has urged the biggest foreign investors to invest their capitals into the development of Russia`s infrastructure. "The infrastructure is the main challenge to our economy at present, we realize this as well as the fact that it is private investors who should play first fiddle in the investment process," Zubkov said.

2007-10-15, 12:26

Banks to set up $80 billion fund to limit credit crunch

Major banks including Citigroup Inc are looking at setting up a roughly $80 billion fund to buy ailing mortgage securities and other assets, in a bid to prevent the credit crunch from further hurting the global economy, sources familiar with the matter said.