| June 2006 |
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Russia's stock market is unlikely this year to keep up the record high growth rates it posted in 2005, the head of the country's financial markets regulator said Wednesday. 
Russia's gross domestic product in 2006 will exceed the level it was at when the Soviet Union collapsed for the first time, the economics minister said Wednesday.
Russia's electric power industry is a key element that will drive the country's future economic development, Prime Minister Mikhail Fradkov said Wednesday.
Research conducted by Gallup/TNS-EMNID showed that 27% of respondents worldwide said Russia remained a great power, against a figure of 45% in Russia itself.
Russia's newest investment index will open Wednesday at 610.64 points, down 5.33% on the previous day's trading, following Tuesday evening's sessions on major world trading floors. 



