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Russia writes off 90 per cent of North Korea debt, eyes gas pipeline
Russia's parliament has agreed to write off almost $10 billion of North Korea's Soviet-era debt, in a deal expected to facilitate the building of a gas pipeline to South Korea across the reclusive state.
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Russia says no multilateral talks on Ukraine aid yet
No multilateral talks are being held on forming a financial aid package for Ukraine, Russian Deputy Finance Minister Sergei Storchak said on Wednesday, adding that a solution to Kiev's economic crisis must be found quickly.
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BRICS to set up their bank within five years, progress slow: Russia
The bank is being set up by Brazil, China, India and South Africa to fund infrastructure projects. But it has been slow in coming, with prolonged disagreements over funding and management of the institution.
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Asian shares gain on improving sentiment, G20 eyed
Asian shares rose on improving risk sentiment while the yen steadied ahead of the weekend meeting of G20 finance and central bank officials, whose views on global growth and differences over currencies will be scrutinised by investors.
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Russia writes off 90 per cent of North Korea debt, eyes gas pipeline
Russia's parliament has agreed to write off almost $10 billion of North Korea's Soviet-era debt, in a deal expected to facilitate the building of a gas pipeline to South Korea across the reclusive state.
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Russia says no multilateral talks on Ukraine aid yet
No multilateral talks are being held on forming a financial aid package for Ukraine, Russian Deputy Finance Minister Sergei Storchak said on Wednesday, adding that a solution to Kiev's economic crisis must be found quickly.
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BRICS to set up their bank within five years, progress slow: Russia
The bank is being set up by Brazil, China, India and South Africa to fund infrastructure projects. But it has been slow in coming, with prolonged disagreements over funding and management of the institution.
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Asian shares gain on improving sentiment, G20 eyed
Asian shares rose on improving risk sentiment while the yen steadied ahead of the weekend meeting of G20 finance and central bank officials, whose views on global growth and differences over currencies will be scrutinised by investors.
