RUSSIAN OIL, GAS DELIVERIES TO CIS COUNTRIES DOWN.
Publication: Monitor Volume: 1 Issue: 114
Data just made available by Russia’s State Committee for Statistics (Goskomstat) show that CIS countries received from Russia 20 percent less oil and 12 percent less gas in the first three quarters of 1995 than in the same period last year. In contrast, Russia delivered to countries outside the CIS 1.5 percent more oil and 11 percent more gas in January-September 1995 than in the same period last year. (24)
The figures confirm a known trend, which is attributable primarily to the more attractive returns obtained by Russian fuel exports on non-CIS markets, the recession in most CIS countries, and the near-insolvency of most of them, resulting in the accumulation of arrears to Russia.
1. Russian agencies, October 16
2. Reuter, ITAR-TASS, October 13
3. Trud, Izvestiya, October 14
4. Interfax, October 14
5. ITAR-TASS, Interfax, October 12
6. ITAR-TASS, October 15
7. ITAR-TASS, October 14
8. Interfax, October 15
9. Interfax, October 15
10. New York Times, October 13
11. Interfax, October 15
12. Interfax, October 15
13. Interfax, October 14
14. Interfax, October 14
15. Interfax, October 15
16. Interfax, October 15
17. BNS, October 16
18. BNS, October 16
19. BNS, October 16
20. Basapress, October 14
21. Interfax, October 16
22. Interfax, October 14 and 16
23. Interfax, October 16 and 13
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