| January 2012 |
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Russia will harvest at least 90 million tons of grain in 2012, with government spending on crop raising expected to increase four percent to 46.5 billion rubles ($1.5 billion), Agriculture Minister Yelena Skrynnik said on Tuesday.
The Greek default is inevitable and will be carried out in an “orderly” manner, Italy’s AGI news agency quoted a senior Fitch official as saying on Monday at a conference in Stockholm.
Former Bank of Moscow President Andrei Borodin and his former deputy Dmitry Akulinin are facing new embezzlement charges, Russia’s Interior Ministry’s investigations department said on Tuesday.
Oil prices were rising on Tuesday afternoon trade after Saudi Arabia upgraded its oil price forecast and pledged to supply more crude if tensions heighten around Iran.
Russian gas export monopoly Gazprom has cut gas prices for long-term contracts with European energy firms to bring them in line with trends on spot markets, the head of Gazprom’s export arm Alexander Medvedev said on Tuesday.
Manufacturing sectors of emerging economies fell the most in almost three years in the fourth quarter of 2011, HSBC Holdings Plc said in its emerging markets index (EMI) on Thursday.
British luxury car maker Bentley Motors has approved polymer containers manufactured by iPlast, Russia’s largest producer of large-size polymer packaging for industrial use, iPlast said on its website.
Russian stocks surged to this year’s highs in Tuesday’s trading as investor risk appetite returned to markets amid encouraging news from Europe and rising world oil prices.
Renova Group, controlled by Russian tycoon Viktor Vekselberg, is considering buying Russia's largest airport, Domodedovo International in Moscow, Vekselberg told reporters on Tuesday.
A U.S. investment fund has agreed to buy a shopping mall in downtown St. Petersburg for $1.1 billion, in Russia’s largest ever real estate deal.