Bulgaria, Severstal, Q-Tel Plan Debt Sales: Emerging Bond Alert Bloomberg … the Vilnius Stock Exchange. It expects the meetings to begin on Sept. 13. Lithuania's fifth- largest bank by assets is rated B+ at Fitch. OAO GAZPROM… and more »

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Blic	Kostic in business of buying NIS shares Blic The value of the shares of the Serbian Oil Industry [NIS] is dropping on nearly daily basis, but owing to Gazprom Neft's contractual liabilities, …

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Regal Falls to Record on Greer Exit, Ukraine Gas Flow Failure Bloomberg OAO Gazprom, Russia's state-owned natural gas monopoly, took control of Sakhalin-2 on April 18, 2007, to accelerate its development after criticism by the … and more »

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Ruble Reversing Biggest Drop Since '09 as Oil Spurs Bonds: Russia Credit Bloomberg Gas export monopoly Gazprom and VTB, Russia's second-largest bank, are among companies planning to sell at least $2 billion of international bonds in the … and more »

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Novatek advances in the Arctic Petroleum Economist On 13 September, Novatek's Global Depositary Receipts hit an all-time high on the London Stock Exchange of $85.80, almost double their trading level a year …

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Emerging-Market Stocks Rise to Highest Since June 2008 on Chinese Growth Bloomberg 20, as energy companies including OAO Gazprom and OAO Rosneft rallied on higher oil prices. Petroleo Brasileiro SA, Brazil's state-controlled oil company, … and more »

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Russian stock market daily morning report (September 30, 2010, Thursday) Stock Markets Review Oil and gas: Gazprom received a license for Chugoryahinskoe deposit. Oil and gas: Rosneft – selling oil in China. Energy: Rosimushestvo approved the …

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The ruble is poised to rebound from its biggest slide since Russia’s credit-crisis devaluation as higher oil prices lure investors to the largest energy exporter and prompt corporate bond sales from OAO Gazprom and VTB Group.

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The ruble is poised to rebound from its biggest slide since Russia’s credit-crisis devaluation as higher oil prices lure investors to the largest energy exporter and prompt corporate bond sales from OAO Gazprom and VTB Group.

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Passage to Singapore Russia Profile Choo Chiau Beng, the chairman and CEO of Keppel Corp, the world's largest builder of offshore rigs, told Russian officials in November that Gazprom can … and more »

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