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17.05.2010, 15:06
Russian inflation has dropped to levels not seen in a generation in the wake of the global financial crisis and ensuing economic recession. But it is now time to start preparing for the turnaround.
03.04.2009, 12:22
The G20 summit has closed with a defeat for those seeking tougher regulation of the markets - but a commitment to boost aid to troubled economies.
11.06.2009, 10:54
The U.S. dollar and U.S. Treasuries declined after Russia said it would buy $10 billion worth of IMF's first-issued bonds, moving out of US debt.
27.07.2009, 21:51
This week will see the Russian government finalising the budget for the year ahead, with another budget deficit in store, as plans for longer term budgeting are put on hold.
26.03.2010, 12:55
The Central Bank of Russia has cut its key refinancing rate to 8.25% in the 12th rate cut in a year.
12.07.2010, 10:41
Greek tour operators are struggling with the euro crisis as hotel bookings plummet, but Russian tourists are taking advantage of the downturn.
26.03.2009, 10:00
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A leading economist claims that Moscow's proposal to ditch the dollar as the world's reserve currency will sink the world economy. It comes as Russia's Central Bank says it is pushing ahead with the plans.
28.04.2010, 17:14
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With concern mounting the Greek debt crisis will become a contagion, RT Business spoke with Ben Aris, editor in chief of Business News Europe.
28.05.2010, 02:59
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According to the US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, Europe and the rest of the world should be looking to China for advice and leadership on the global economy.
13.07.2010, 08:13
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Estonia is less than six months away from joining the Euro, but instead of seeing gold, many in the country are expressing concerns.
Published: 07 October, 2009, 04:01
If the dollar collapses, it would spell economic disaster not just for the United States, but for the world, says Gerald Celente, director of the Trade Research Institute.
