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Peter Hambro Mining - Russia worries deflate share price

November 2008

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The global banking crisis seems set to enter the next leg as a number of countries in eastern and central Europe seek international aid to avoid the turmoil that threatens to bankrupt Iceland. It hasn't happened yet but the fear that it might has already caused investors to pull their money out of the Russian markets in an instinctive response; and as confidence has drained away, the rouble has been in free-fall. This has rekindled memories of the Russian banking crisis of 1998 where the state (which owned the banks) was forced to disclose that it was no longer solvent. It had already taken years for investors to feel comfortable again in Russia and even before these recent events, the prolonged dispute between BP and its powerful ...

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