Russian finance minister warns of severe recession next year
Sanctions deter foreign investment; slide in oil prices hits export revenues
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Moscow
SLUMPING oil prices have put Russia's economy on course for a sharp recession next year, its finance minister said on Friday, as authorities scaled up the bailout of the first bank to succumb to the country's currency crisis.
Russia's economy is slowing sharply as Western sanctions over the Ukraine crisis deter foreign investment and spur capital flight, and as a sharp slump in oil prices severely reduces Russia's export revenues and pummels the rouble.
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