Alfa Bank News
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Russian benchmark government bonds fell, driving the yield to the highest since April, as oil retreated and investor appetite for emerging-market assets waned on concern the global economic recovery will founder.
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Russian industrial-output growth slowed as a stalling economy and weakening exports hurt demand.
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Russian industrial production probably grew more slowly in April than in the previous month as a stalling local economy and weakening exports hurt demand.
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A proposal by the Russian central bank to widen its inflation target range will probably “weaken” its commitment to shifting its policy regime to target price growth, according to Alfa Bank.
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Billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov’s Onexim Group, a United Co. Rusal shareholder, is looking at buying debt issued by the world’s largest aluminum producer to boost its influence over management decisions.
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President Vladimir Putin rejected calls for fiscal stimulus, limiting Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev’s options as he races to meet a deadline for submitting a plan to revitalize Russia’s economy.
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OAO Rosneft said a plan to step up Arctic exploration will help increase shareholder value at the same time the world’s largest publicly traded oil producer starts exporting liquefied natural gas.
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Russian investment banks controlled by the government of President Vladimir Putin are squeezing out foreign competitors, helped by a bailout of the country’s richest men five years ago.
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OAO Mechel, Russia’s second-most indebted mining company, is climbing from a four-year low on prospects state-backed lenders will give about $3 billion in financing to the coal producer.
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OAO Surgutneftegas, Russia’s third- largest oil producer with a $31 billion market value, for years has refused to disclose its cash position under international reporting standards or whether it holds its own shares.
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