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26.02.2009, 11:02
Capital outflows from Russia continue to suggest that banks and companies are shorting the Rouble on a speculative basis. That's leading some to consider the imposition of some form of currency regulation.
16.02.2009, 18:24
Retailers say slowing demand is hurting their sector, but the cloud may have a silver lining – providing opportunities for new investors in the market.
16.02.2009, 17:57
Russia is the leader among eleven developed countries in rates of inflation development and final consumption expenditure, according to the Federal Agency of State Statistics Rosstat.
13.06.2009, 09:30
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Despite a booming economy, the financial crisis has exposed China’s overdependence on exports to maintain its growth. As Beijing struggles to get its economy back on track, it looks to its local consumers for help.
01.06.2010, 11:34
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Dmitry Medvedev has opened the Russia-EU summit in the southern Russian town of Rostov-on-Don. Within the three-hour meeting the sides are to discuss the economy, modernization and security.
13.11.2009, 22:38
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There’s broke and then there’s Pembroke (Illinois, that is). Located in the northern county of Kankakee, the township of Pembroke is now suffering a crushing 46% unemployment rate.
05.04.2010, 12:45
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American bankers see themselves as the gods of money, a class above mere mortals, and they can do what they wish, said renowned economic researcher and historian William Engdahl in an interview with RT.
16.06.2009, 16:27
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Russia, Brazil, India and China won’t be able to save the world from the financial crisis, but they can help each other to minimize its negative effects, believes political analyst Ivan Safranchuk.
16.04.2010, 23:19
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The eurozone’s secret is that its pockets are a little dusty. It could print or borrow the cash to bail out Greece and but it knows that would not be the end of it.
03.10.2010, 11:01
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US author Yves Smith spoke with RT about the cover-ups that went on leading up to and during the economic crisis, the real secrets of the crooks on Wall Street, and the doom and gloom of the future of America's economy.
Published: 04 March, 2009, 16:19
Between 11.00 and Midday on March 3 the exchange rate on the Armenian Dram jumped from 307 to the U.S. dollar to 355, leaving Armenians facing a price shock, after the Central Bank announced a free floating currency.
