Alexander Marrow
Chief Companies Correspondent at Reuters
Chief Companies Correspondent @Reuters, covering corporate Russia, economy. Formerly @SkySportsNews. All views my own. Pun always intended. EN/RU/ES/PT
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today.westlaw.com | Maxim Rodionov |Gleb Stolyarov |Alexander Marrow |Susan Fenton
(Reuters) -One of Microsoft Corp's subsidiaries in Russia plans to file for bankruptcy, according to a note published on the official Fedresurs registry on Friday. Microsoft did not immediately respond to an emailed request for comment.
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reuters.com | Alexander Marrow
May 29 (Reuters) - The Russian rouble strengthened sharply on Thursday, soaring past the 78 mark against the dollar to reach a two-year high, after Moscow proposed a fresh round of peace talks with Kyiv. The rouble has firmed by more than 40% against the dollar this year, a rise analysts have attributed to the easing of geopolitical tensions - mainly with U.S. President Donald Trump's administration - and the central bank's tight monetary policy, which has reduced demand for foreign currency.
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msn.com | Darya Korsunskaya |Alexander Marrow
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reuters.com | Darya Korsunskaya |Alexander Marrow
Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov attends the Congress of the Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs in Moscow, Russia April 25, 2024. REUTERS/Evgenia Novozhenina/File Photo May 28 (Reuters) - Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said on Wednesday an adjustment to the $60 oil cut-off price for Russia's budget rule should be considered, marking a potential policy shift that could impact Moscow's ability to raise spending and build up cash reserves.
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businesslive.co.za | Alexander Marrow |Gleb Stolyarov
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U.S.-owned Glavprodukt, a large food canning business in Russia, was seized by the Kremlin in October. Now, plans are afoot for the company to be used to supply food to the Russian army, a document seen by Reuters showed. Story, with @ahirtens here👇 https://t.co/ozZUSh3lOm
Large fund managers expect the bulk of Russia's assets to remain closed to Western investors, despite a flurry of "exotic" trades betting on a rapprochement between Moscow and Washington. https://t.co/USSJ2zsV57
Economist Elina Ribakova has described Russia as an economy “running around on cocaine”. Kicking the habit will be painful. https://t.co/eCNxzePn5C