
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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3 days ago |
msn.com | Gleb Stolyarov |Alexander Marrow
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msn.com | Gleb Stolyarov |Alexander Marrow
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kfgo.com | Gleb Stolyarov |Alexander Marrow
By Gleb Stolyarov and Alexander Marrow(Reuters) -Slowing economic growth and reduced demand for large purchases like cars, electronics and household appliances have curtailed the volume of Russia’s imports from China, first-quarter customs data showed, just as Beijing faces serious trade headwinds from U.S. tariffs.
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msn.com | Anna Hirtenstein |Alexander Marrow
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whbl.com | Elena Fabrichnaya |Alexander Marrow |Gleb Stolyarov
By Elena Fabrichnaya, Alexander Marrow and Gleb StolyarovMOSCOW (Reuters) – Three months after U.S. President Donald Trump returned to the White House promising a swift end to the conflict in Ukraine and sparking an early flurry of excitement that Western companies could come flooding back to Russia, realism has set in.
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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

RT @ARJourdan: One morning in October, three men entered the Moscow HQ of Glavprodukt, Russia's largest maker of canned food. One announced…