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Russia and India compete for gold

September 30, 2010 Dmitry Butrin, Kommersant
This year India’s gold reserves increased by 199 tonnes, while Russia’s gold reserves were up 159.7 tonnes.

Does Russian business deter foreign investors?

September 21, 2010 Anastasia Bashkatova, Nezavisimaya Gazeta
In the eyes of Western investors, Russian business is too peculiar.

Moscow to start trading the yuan

September 16, 2010 Vladislav Kuzmichov
The Moscow Interbank Currency Exchange (MICEX) is planning on launching trade of the Chinese yuan before the end of the year.

Emerging markets overtake develop world with IPOs

September 7, 2010 Tim Gosling, RIR
The prophecy of BRIC overtaking the world is turning real with the world's biggest IPOs coming from emerging markets.

Mortgage market revives, home dreams turn real

September 6, 2010 Ben Aris, Business new Europe
Buying a house in Russia is not easy. But with the mortgage market booming again after a spell of recession, real estate business has picked up.

Blinded by love? Wake up to marriage contracts

September 6, 2010 Natalya Krainova, The Moscow Times
Most Russians still frown upon marriage contracts that lay down terms for separation. But sentimentality is now giving way to pragmatism with a surging divorce rate.

Russia and challenges of the new decade

September 3, 2010 Forbes
Even as the global economy is getting over the worst stages of the recent recession, Russia is beginning to estimate the potential challenges of the coming decade.

Foreign investors included in privatisation plans

August 30, 2010 Olga Razumovskaya, The Moscow Times
Property: Largest sale since early 1990s

Cheapest of the BRICs

August 27, 2010 Ed Bentley, www.mn.ru
Russia’s exchanges fell to a monthly low amidst concerns over international growth and fears the heat wave could sap the country’s GDP.

Pankin: Stronger ruble is 'inevitable' but won't prompt capital controls

June 30, 2010 The Moscow Times
A stronger ruble is inevitable and will not prompt the Russian government to impose capital controls, Deputy Finance Minister Dmitry Pankin said in an interview.

Russia 2010: no Greek tragedy

May 28, 2010 Ben Aris, Russia Now
Macroeconomics: Russia’s monetary and fiscal policies have come a long way since 1998, when it defaulted on government debt

Stakes are high for stocks

May 17, 2010 Vladislav Kuzmichev, RIR
Interview: Retail and housing sectors could be the key drivers of economic growth
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