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  Bank Rossii Open to Shedding Sberbank Majority: Russia Overnight

  Russia’s central bank is “technically ready” to sell part of its majority stake in OAO Sberbank and is open to reducing it to 25 percent over the next five to 10 years, said First Deputy Chairman Alexei Ulyukayev.

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  Property Shares Decline After Home Prices Slump: China Overnight

  SouFun Holdings Ltd. led Chinese property stocks lower in New York trading after home prices in the nation tumbled, raising concerns the world’s second-largest economy will slow further.

• BNY Sees Transneft Leading Offshore Listings: Russia Overnight

  OAO Transneft and OAO Sovcomflot are among Russian companies seeking to list abroad this year as delays in lender OAO Sberbank’s secondary share offering free up investors, according to Bank of New York Mellon Corp.

• Russia Set to Hold Rates as Ignatiev Sees Price Pressures Mount

  Russia’s central bank will probably refrain from cutting interest rates for a fourth month after signaling concern about meeting its inflation target as the job market may overheat.

• Russian Inflation Rate Bottomed Out at 3.7%, Ulyukayev Says

  Russian inflation probably won’t fall below February’s record low as the central bank tries to check price growth at 6 percent this year, said Alexei Ulyukayev, a Bank Rossii first deputy chairman.

• Ulyukayev Urges Reimbursing Taxpayers From Excess Energy Income

  Russia should reduce the budget’s reliance on energy revenues and create a mechanism to return to taxpayers excess cash accumulated in two oil wealth funds, Alexei Ulyukayev, a central bank first deputy chairman, wrote in an article published in the Vedomosti newspaper today.

• Ulyukayev Sees Russia Matching 6-7% Growth in Emerging Economies

  Russia can catch up with the pace of expansion in other developing nations over the next three years as their economic growth slows to 6 percent to 7 percent, Bank Rossii First Deputy Chairman Alexei Ulyukayev said.

• Medvedev Calls for Cutting State’s Share in Banks Below 50%

  Russian President Dmitry Medvedev ordered the government and the central bank to prepare proposals on lowering the state’s share in lenders to less than 50 percent, the Kremlin said.

• Russia Will Probably Hold Rates on Post-Election Inflation Risk

  Russia will probably refrain from cutting rates after signaling that record-low inflation won’t last once pre-election measures to curb prices are unwound.

• Ulyukayev Sees Falling Rates on Ruble Loans in 2012

  Bank Rossii First Deputy Chairman Alexei Ulyukayev said rates on ruble loans will probably decline this year. He spoke at a conference in Moscow today.

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• "We were technically ready to do it by September last year, unfortunately markets were not ready for that, this year the situation is getting better."

  - Alexei Ulyukayev on Apr 18, 2012

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