| September 2009 |
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Russia's Reserve Fund will be completely exhausted in 2010 and will not begin to be replenished until 2013
The Finnish-operated Arctic Sea cargo vessel, which is on its way back to Russia after being hijacked in late July, is to call at the port of Las Palmas, a Spanish marine spokesperson said on Tuesday.
The Russian premier's spokesman confirmed on Tuesday that Vladimir Putin and his French counterpart had discussed France's possible role in the South Stream gas pipeline, but only in general.
Naftogaz will hold talks on natural gas supplies with Russian monopoly Gazprom in Moscow on Tuesday amid media speculation that Ukraine's national energy firm will seek to revise the current gas deals.
The official dollar rate set by the Russian Central Bank for September 16 is 30.9895 rubles, up 12.78 kopeks.
Russia is likely to raise Urals oil export duty from the current $238.6 to $240.7 per metric ton from October 1, following trends on global oil markets.
The Bank of New York Mellon is near a deal to settle a $22.5 billion money laundering suit brought by Russia after the bank offered to restart trade-finance lending once the suit is resolved.
A two-day international gas conference that opens Tuesday in Azerbaijan's capital will in particular discuss the Nabucco pipeline.
Venezuela and a consortium of Russian oil companies intend to invest $20 billion into the development of the Junin 6 oil deposit in the Orinoco River Basin.