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U.S. Unlikely to Levy Extensive Sanctions vs Russia: Ulyukaev
2014-03-12 16:40:31.709 GMT
By Elena Mazneva
March 12 (Bloomberg) -- Russian Minister of Economic
Development Alexei Ulyukaev says some “individual” sanctions
are more likely from U.S.; adds it’s possible to introduce them
because Russia, U.S. trade volumes aren’t very large compared to
EU-Russia trade.
* Ulyukaev comments in interview on state TV
* Says it’s too difficult for EU to introduce sanctions
against Russia because of trade volumes
* Officials “at national level” in each European country
are willing to work w/ Russia, unlike officials in
Brussels: Ulyukaev
* Sanctions from Russia vs EU, U.S. cos. not best way to
answer: Ulyukaev
* Russia should actively seek to sign export contracts in
rubles or contract partners’ currencies, especially Russian
oil & gas cos.: Ulyukaev
* Russia already has successful experience in local
currency transactions w/ China, India, Turkey, Vietnam
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