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Russian stocks climbed for the third day as investors awaited signs on economic stimulus from the U.S. Federal Reserve and Sberbank CIB recommended buying shares in OAO Rostelecom.
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Updated 3 hours, 14 minutes ago
The Moscow Exchange is joining with Bank of New York Mellon Corp., the world’s largest custody bank, to ease conversion between Russian stocks and depositary receipts as it changes rules to lure foreigners to domestic equities.
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Russia’s benchmark equity gauge climbed for a second day as crude traded near the highest level in more than four months and investors awaited this week’s U.S. Federal Reserve meeting.
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Russian stock futures fell and an index of companies traded in the U.S. pared a weekly decline as investors weighed the prospects for monetary stimulus to be extended with economic data pointing to a slowdown.
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Russia’s benchmark equity gauge snapped thee days of declines, rebounding from the lowest level in more than a year.
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Russian shares dropped to the weakest level in more than a year as metal producers slumped to 2009 lows on concern global growth may falter.
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The Ibovespa plunged into a bear market as faltering growth drove down Brazilian consumer stocks and raw-material exporters slid with commodities on concern the Federal Reserve will scale back U.S. monetary stimulus.
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Russian shares dropped for a second day on concern commodities may extend their decline, curbing growth in the world’s biggest energy exporter.
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OAO VTB Bank, trading at the narrowest discount to OAO Sberbank in two months, will see the gap shrink by half as lending growth accelerates at Russia’s second-biggest bank, according to Otkritie Financial Corp.
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Russian shares climbed for a second day as crude oil, the nation’s chief export earner, traded near the highest level in more than two weeks. Bank Rossii holds a meeting to review rates today.
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