Russia Companies Lift Debt, Stock Financing to 71%
BusinessWeek
The yield on ruble bonds sold by OAO Gazprom, Russia's biggest company, is 242 basis points above the same-maturity Gazprom debt in dollars,

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Ukraine – Macroeconomic situation – June 2010
UNIAN News Agency
[4] At the beginning of 2009, the Ukrainian government signed a new contract with Gazprom. According to the agreement, RosUkrEnergo was excluded from the

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Russia Companies Lift Debt, Stock Financing to 70%
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The yield on ruble bonds sold by OAO Gazprom, Russia's biggest company, is 235 basis points above the same-maturity Gazprom debt in dollars,

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Russian companies from Nomos Bank to OAO Mobile TeleSystems are depending more on debt and equity markets for financing than at any time since 1999 as overseas banks pare back loans to all but the safest borrowers.

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Talisman Energy Inc. has broadened its shale gas focus to Poland, with plans to drill its first three wells in the undeveloped European play in the middle of next year

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Russia Companies Lift Debt, Stock Financing to 70% as Loans Cut
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The yield on ruble bonds sold by OAO Gazprom, Russia's biggest company, is 237 basis points above the same-maturity Gazprom debt in dollars,

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Gazprom Neft, Norilsk Nickel, Razgulay May Move: Russian Equity Preview
Bloomberg
Stock symbols are in parentheses and share prices are from the previous close. Russia's ruble-based Micex Index rose 1.2 percent to 1396.92 in Moscow.

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The following companies may have unusual price changes in Russian trading. Stock symbols are in parentheses and share prices are from the previous close.

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Gazprom Has Recouped 25% Of Sakhalin-2 Investment -Vedomosti

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Gazprom Has Recouped 25% Of Sakhalin-2 Investment -Vedomosti
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The presentation shows Gazprom is owed $1675 billion, and the operator's Dutch subsidiary — the legal holder of the stock — received from Sakhalin Energy

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