Topic: Economics
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The currencies grew by 3.5 and 4.5 kapeykas correspondingly.
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Already at the beginning of December.
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There is statistical evidence.
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How much will you have to pay now at different banks?
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On the realities of business in the country.
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The economist told why the giant of the Belarusian industry ended up on the shoulder blades.
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Moscow has sharply reduced its maritime exports of oil and oil products.
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In fact it's Belarusian old people and young mums who are queueing to get free porridge, not Poles and Lithuanians.
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The plant has taken a loan to pay salaries.
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Prices are rising almost monthly.
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The cryptocurrency rose above $38 thousand.
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Tanker owners refuse to carry Russian oil because of US sanctions.
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Putin's speaker complained about the "unprecedented burden of sanctions."
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For non-analytical reasons.
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Two more countries helped the Kremlin.
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Ship management companies have received notices.
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Inflation is moving up.
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It’s suing for sanctions.
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There have been security problems.
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Now more than 60 Latvian companies import goods from our country and the Russian Federation.
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Forecast on currencies.
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This has not happened since at least 2006.
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The data was provided by the Eastern Committee of the German Economy.
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Hackers "broke into" three major banks and announced the freezing of deposits.
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For the first time in 3.5 months.
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For the first time since August 25.
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The reason is the collapse of gas exports and the need to finance the Kremlin's military budget.
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Washington is considering new sanctions.
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The Russian Federation plunged into the situation that arose after the nationalization of foreign enterprises by the Bolsheviks.
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How did the population react to the jump in the value of the American currency?
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Not all customers will like the innovations.