Viktor Zubkov News
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Russia, which is struggling to rein in inflation and revive the economy, may slow fee increases for regulated industries such as electricity and natural gas, President Vladimir Putin said.
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OAO Gazprom may boost its goal for 2013 investment following a review of the first quarter, a month after a ministry official said the government wasn’t always sure how Russia’s state natural-gas export monopoly spent its money.
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OAO Gazprom, the world’s biggest natural-gas producer, is discussing a possible loan from China to help build a $25 billion pipeline to supply the world’s fastest-growing major economy as demand in Europe weakens.
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China anticipates a breakthrough in energy talks during President Xi Jinping’s visit to Moscow this week, an achievement that may strengthen ties between neighbors wary of U.S. motives on issues from Iran to Asia policy.
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China anticipates a breakthrough in energy talks during President Xi Jinping’s visit to Moscow this week, an achievement that may strengthen ties between neighbors wary of U.S. motives on issues from Iran to Asia policy.
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Russia has exported 18.6 million metric tons of grains so far in the current marketing year, First Deputy Prime Minister Viktor Zubkov said.
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Russia’s grain harvest may be 90 million metric tons in 2011 with exports this month at 1.5 million tons, First Deputy Prime Minister Viktor Zubkov said.
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Russia’s southern crops were damaged by drought in Krasnodar and some adjacent regions, the country’s traditional breadbasket and main grain exporting area, said Viktor Zubkov, acting first deputy prime minister.
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Russia has enough grain to export 27 million metric tons this marketing year and won’t need to limit shipments, said Viktor Zubkov, first deputy prime minister.
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Russian grain exports have reached 17.5 million metric tons to date since the season started on July 1, First Deputy Prime Minister Viktor Zubkov said.
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