As Sa'iqa wrote:
Graph seems to be pretty meaningless.
As Sa'iqa wrote:
sepheronx wrote:As Sa'iqa wrote:
Graph seems to be pretty meaningless.
TR1 wrote:http://rt.com/news/okhotsk-sea-shelf-russia-038/
52,000 square KM of the Sea of Okhotsk confirmed to be part of the Russian continental shelf.
MOSCOW, March 20 - Prime. International rating agency S & P downgraded long-term rating of the Russian Federation in foreign currency "BBB" and a similar rating in national currency 'BBB +' from stable to negative, according to a press release from the agency.
S & P also affirmed the short-term rating of "A-2" and the national scale rating "ruAA". "The deterioration of the forecast due to the possible significant economic and financial consequences of sanctions by the EU and the U.S.", - the report says.
Austin wrote:I was expecting something like that , S&P following US Diktat .....expect Moodys and other lap dogs to follow suite
S & P downgraded its outlook on Russia from stable to negative
MOSCOW, March 20 - Prime. International rating agency S & P downgraded long-term rating of the Russian Federation in foreign currency "BBB" and a similar rating in national currency 'BBB +' from stable to negative, according to a press release from the agency.
S & P also affirmed the short-term rating of "A-2" and the national scale rating "ruAA". "The deterioration of the forecast due to the possible significant economic and financial consequences of sanctions by the EU and the U.S.", - the report says.
Austin wrote:I was expecting something like that , S&P following US Diktat .....expect Moodys and other lap dogs to follow suite
S & P downgraded its outlook on Russia from stable to negative
MOSCOW, March 20 - Prime. International rating agency S & P downgraded long-term rating of the Russian Federation in foreign currency "BBB" and a similar rating in national currency 'BBB +' from stable to negative, according to a press release from the agency.
S & P also affirmed the short-term rating of "A-2" and the national scale rating "ruAA". "The deterioration of the forecast due to the possible significant economic and financial consequences of sanctions by the EU and the U.S.", - the report says.
sepheronx wrote:Austin wrote:I was expecting something like that , S&P following US Diktat .....expect Moodys and other lap dogs to follow suite
S & P downgraded its outlook on Russia from stable to negative
MOSCOW, March 20 - Prime. International rating agency S & P downgraded long-term rating of the Russian Federation in foreign currency "BBB" and a similar rating in national currency 'BBB +' from stable to negative, according to a press release from the agency.
S & P also affirmed the short-term rating of "A-2" and the national scale rating "ruAA". "The deterioration of the forecast due to the possible significant economic and financial consequences of sanctions by the EU and the U.S.", - the report says.
Lol. The same group who gives USA triple A rating. These agencies are uselss. Especially they say this after Russian market rebounded and rouble increased.
They are just trying to sabotage the Russian economy. On another note, Putin meets with the industry and trade, as well as other exonomic developers of Russia to de-offshorization of Russian economy. Pretty much what I figured will happen.
MOSCOW, March 21 - Prime. Fitch Ratings has downgraded long-term issuer default rating of the Russian Federation "BBB" to negative from stable, according to a press release from the agency.
In this short-term rating "F3" and the country ceiling for ratings 'BBB +' have been confirmed.
"The deterioration of the forecast due to the possible impact of sanctions on the economy and the business climate in Russia", - the report says.
Russian subsoil mining ore and concentrates of silver production in January-February 2014 decreased by 1.3% compared to the same period of the previous year, the production of gold bullion has increased by 30%, according to Rosstat.
The extraction of natural rough diamonds increased by 9.8%. Production of palladium and its alloys increased by 12.7%, production of platinum and alloys increased by 41.7%.
In February 2014 the production of silver concentrates increased by 1.5% compared to February of the previous year, the production of gold bullion has increased by 44.3%.
Extraction of natural diamonds in February fell by 5.9%. Production of palladium and its alloys increased by 13.7%, production of platinum and alloys - grew by 35.4%.
Absolute numbers of extraction and production Rosstat does not.
Gathering in January-February 2014 1.045 trillion rubles. (562.5 billion rubles. February), the Federal Customs Service (FCS) reported a 17 percent increase in revenue compared with the first two months of last year.
Irkutsk and Hong Kong universities to develop new generation LCD
Russia’s Irkutsk State Technical University and Hong Kong Science and Technology University have jointly won USD 1.67 million grant for the development of a new generation Liquid Crystal Display (LCD). Based on the photo-orientation technology they will consume less power and have higher resolution. This will allow higher picture quality, improved contrast, colour saturation and faster image processing.
Russia’s Irkutsk State Technical University and Hong Kong Science and Technology University have jointly won USD 1.67 million grant for the development of a new generation Liquid Crystal Display (LCD). Based on the photo-orientation technology they will consume less power and have higher resolution.
This will allow higher picture quality, improved contrast, colour saturation and faster image processing. Russian experts note that new LCD would have an extra advantage since they could also be produced on glass as well as flexible base. Photo-orientation technology is a prospective technology and global electronics majors like Sharp, Samsung and LG are already adopting it.
Read more: http://indian.ruvr.ru/2013_02_05/Irkutsk-Hong-Kong-develop/
GarryB wrote:Likely 1/10th is used as an example because it will be the most accessible material. The other 90% will be harder to reach/extract and therefore cost more, some will never be worth extracting...
Viktor wrote:Nice
Russia to launch its payment system in months, as disruption fears mount
The sign that investors are becoming nervous about Russia comes amid sanctions and tensions over Ukraine.
Speaking to reporters on Monday, Andrei Klepach, Russia's deputy economy minister, also warned of stagnant growth and rising inflation.
He expects growth in the first quarter to be "around zero".
The Russian economy grew by just 1.3% last year, but Mr Klepach said it was "too soon" to talk about "a recovery from stagnation".
"There won't be a recession, but there is a problem of stagnation: it's length and depth," Mr Klepach said.
"Unfortunately the investment slump is continuing. I'm not ready to say how long it will continue."
The Russian economy ministry forecasts suggest $65-70bn of assets would be taken out of Russia this quarter, but Mr Klepach said the figure was likely to be closer to $70bn.
That would mark a significant rise on 2013, when capital outflows for the entire year totalled $63bn.
Mr Klepach said sanctions imposed by the US and EU in the wake of the Ukraine crisis had yet to have a significant impact, but said "worsening of relations is a significantly negative factor for economic growth and correspondingly influences the capital outflow."
Viktor wrote:Nice
Matvienko advocated the creation in Russia of the rating agency