Russian energy giant Gazprom plans to raise natural gas prices 45%
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Jun. 22, 2006

Russian energy giant Gazprom plans to raise natural gas prices for Moldova from $110 to $160 per 1,000 cubic meters, a 45 percent increase over current price levels, the company announced June 22. The increase is part of Gazprom's effort to bring energy price levels for former Soviet republics up to market levels.

Russian energy giant Gazprom plans to raise natural gas prices 45%
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Russian energy giant Gazprom plans to raise natural gas prices for Moldova from $110 to $160 per 1,000 cubic meters
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez visited Panama on June 22 and signed a number of cooperation agreements with Panamanian President Martin Torrijos
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One agreement reactivates a project to build an oil pipeline from Venezuela to Panama that would allow Venezuela access to the Pacific Ocean for oil exports.
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Nokia, the Finnish telecoms company, has terminated plans to set up a joint venture with Sanyo
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Nokia, the Finnish telecoms company, has terminated plans to set up a joint venture with Sanyo, the Japanese communications company, after deciding it did not make economic sense.
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British Airways and other airlines are to face an investigation into alleged cartel activity
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British Airways and other airlines are to face an investigation into alleged cartel activity in relation to prices and fuel surcharges, the UK airline said.
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Excessive equity option seculation indicative of start of major bear market
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Volume of trading in equity options has jumped 47 per cent in the past year in the US
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Oil slips while gold rallies
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Oil slipped 18 cents to $68.80 a barrel in late morning trade on the New York Mercantile Exchange
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Yen rise on rate boost hopes
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Yen boosted from Y115.48 to Y114.62 against the dollar and from Y145.1 to Y144.2 against the euro.
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Government bonds fell and yields rose on Tuesday after strong data on housing markets from the UK and US
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Government bonds fell and yields rose on Tuesday after strong data on housing markets from the UK and US heightened fears about interest rate rises.
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Wall Street pushed higher, recovering from two days of falls
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Wall Street pushed higher, recovering from two days of falls. Defensive stocks such as consumer staples were in strong demand. Energy stocks were boosted by resurgent crude oil prices.
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