У кацапов довольно большие золото-валютные резервы, которые могут быть использованы для спасения отдельных секторов экономики. Я бы не ожидал быстрого прихода ж*пы, но рано или поздно это случится.
Думаю, вони сильно переоцінили свої резерви. Надто багато дірок прийдеться затикать.
не то слово. А доходы то сокращаются. Вот например
OAO Gazprom (GAZP), the world’s largest natural gas exporter, may face the biggest decline in European gas revenue in five years as demand weakens and buyers negotiate discounts, according to two company officials.
Sales to the European Union, the source of 40 percent of revenue by Russian accounting standards, are forecast to fall more than 10 percent to about $55 billion this year, said the officials, asking not to be identified as the forecast isn’t public yet.
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Gazprom said today first-quarter profit slumped 41 percent on a foreign-currency loss and Ukraine’s debt for natural gas supplies. Net income dropped to 223 billion rubles ($6 billion) from 381 billion rubles a year earlier, the Moscow-based exporter said in a statement on its website. (прибуток по першому кварталу - 41%. По першому. кварталу. Бугагага
. Я вважаю, що Польщі треба не зменшувати поставки, а просто відключити, і Німеччині, і всім. Навіщо мучатись, якщо можна швидше?
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Gazprom’s average price in Europe is seen dropping 10 percent to about $350 per 1,000 cubic meters this year compared with a January forecast of $372 because of renegotiated supply contracts, the two Gazprom officials said.
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Clients that renegotiated with Gazprom in the past 14 months got discounts of 10 to 20 percent, the International Center for Natural Gas Information said in June. Gazprom’s price for European gas may decline further. Buyers from France’s GDF Suez SA to Poland’s Polskie Gornictwo Naftowe i Gazownictwo SA have already said they plan to renegotiate.
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Year-to-date supplies to countries outside the Commonwealth of Independent States declined 2.7 percent as of Sept. 8, according to e-mailed data from Russian Energy Ministry’s CDU-TEK unit.
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The average price outside the former Soviet Union is seen dropping to $316 per 1,000 cubic meters in 2015, decreasing to $302 in 2017, the Kommersant newspaper reported Aug. 27, citing Economy Ministry estimates.
