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Articles in Apr 8, 2003 issue of Emerging Markets Economy

• Russia's Monetary Base Grows 32.8 Percent In 2002
• Gazprom investment plans disclosed
• Russia to Reduce Inflation Rate to 10 Percent in 2003
• Russian - Chinese economic relations expand
• Indian cellular users to get free handsets
• DJ. Venezuela Makes Oil Discovery Of One Billion Barrels
• South China Province Exports $2.7 Billion Worth of Furniture
• Chinese Bank Finances Vietnam Projects
• Russian service sector grows faster than production sector
• SAP Expects 15 Percent Revenue Growth From India
• ITI And Chinese Firm Sign CDMA Agreement
• Chile.com Sales Grow Immensely in 2002
• Russian Oil Exports Increase 18 Percent in January
• Indian investment in Russian oil field
• Brazilian poultry farmers produce giant hens
• China Unicom And Qualcomm Form CDMA Venture
• Brazil's AmBev Reports Sharp Rise in Profits
• Russia, Ukraine, Belarus and Kazakhstan Agree on Single Economic Zone
• Russia Posts Rise in Oil Production
• Russia's Ilyushin Compete For Air India Contract
• India's foreign exchange on the rise
• Siemens to Invest $70 Million In Brazil
• Ecuador, IMF sign letter of intent for loan agreement
• Chinese furniture exports to grow
• Beijing Has 60,200 Unemployed
• Russian farmers debts up
• Brazilian mining giant announces purchase deal
• Domestic Air Travel In India Up 8 Percent In Apr-Dec
• Santiago Chamber Invests $135,000 In Invoicing Software
• Russia's Primary Oil Refining Increases 3.3 Percent
• U.S. business process and technology consulting firm starts Indian
• Brazilian Steel Exports Up 30 Percent In 2002
• Commercial Vehicles Sales In India To Grow 20-22 Percent
• Sweden's Endorsia to Close Deals With Brazil, Chile and Peru
• Mexican fishermen hope U.S. to lift tuna exports ban
• Russia May Export 12 Million Tons Of Grain In 2002-2003 Season
• Ecuadoran trade balance posts deficit
• Dewan Housing to embark on expansion plan
• Three Overseas Banks Launch On-line Services in China
• Argentine aluminum maker mines 98% of capacity in 2002
• East China limits fishing ships
• Annual FDI to China to hit US$100 billion
• Russia to cut export duty on crude oil
• Gazprom launches Blue Stream gas pipe
• Thailand Expects Increase In Rice Exports to China
• Brazil And Canada to End Jet Row
• China Second Longest Oil Link Planned
• Chinese first deep-water port open
• Chile Postpones Light Train Concession
• Moody's upgrades ratings of nine Russian regions
• China's Foreign Trade Grows 21 Percent
• Russia expects growth in revenue tax payments
• China's GDP To Top $1.2 Trillion In 2002
• Russian oil and gas companies express interest in Ecuadoran market
• Brazil agribusiness export revenues hit US$24.3 billion
• Russian-Chinese Trade May Reach $12 Billion
• Putin in China: Trade ties high on the agenda
• Chile And Bolivia Agree To Full Free Trade Agreement
• Russian Steel Industry Increases Roll Output
• IDB to review $275 million Urban Transport Project in Brazil
• Indian two-wheeler maker plans expansion
• China's Capital Investment Records Strong Growth
• New alumina project to be launched in India
• China's October Retail Sales Surge
• Russian Investments in US Economy Increase
• Mexican business association warns of local financial crisis
• Shanghai Posts Record Retail Sales
• Indian Airlines to Raise Fares By 10 Percent
• Russian firms to develop Turkmen oil and gas deposits
• Russia pays debts
• Rise in Copper And Aluminum Production in China
• Food In India to Grow By Ten-Fold
• Indian Consortium Contracts Iranian Oil Block
• Russian Central Bank fixed official rates of US dollar, euro
• Chinese CPI falls
• China Unicom Reaches Four Million CDMA Subscribers
• Chinese aluminium exports set to increase
• Profit Increase of Digital TV Expected in China
• Number of Chinese Farmers Declines
• Tax revenues up in September

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