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Following the international financial meltdown, the stocks of leading Russian companies suffered massive drops in value. The Russian government reacted by extending a loan of up to 950 billion rubles to major banks. Will it help? What awaits the Russian economy in the near future? To answer these questions, our guest today is Sergey Aleksashenko, a top banker and former Deputy Finance Minister.


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