Russian economy minister German Gref told reporters of Russian daily Kommersant that the government’s direct involvement in oil business was "unjustified" more »
Lithuanian exports were 18,259 bill. litas (€ 5,3 bill.) and imports 24,454 billion litas (€ 7,1 bill.) during the first nine months of 2004 more »
During a year the port of Klaipeda handles over 150 thous. TEU (twenty-foot equivalent units) more »
"Gazprom" and "Beltransgaz" Ink Contract on Gas Supply and Transit more »
KeyCorp to launch services in early 2005 more »
The Hungarian economy, set to expand at around 4% both last year and in 2005, is back onto a sustainable, export-led, growth track more »
The end-2005 jobless rate for Poland, the largest of the 10 newest EU members, compares with an expected 8.3 percent in the neighboring Czech Republic, the second largest of the EU entrants more »
A subsidiary company of India’s Oil & Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC Videsh) would like to buy a 15 percent stake in Yuganskneftegaz, the former crown jewel of Yukos Oil Company more »
The volume of Azerbaijan’s gold and currency reserves on December 1 totalled to $873.16 million, according to the National Bank of Azerbaijan more »
Central Bank of Russia’s public relations department announces that since the beginning of 2004 gold and currency reserves volume has increased by $44.5 billion or by 58 percent as compared to the same period last year more »