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 rgy demand from Russia and thus a slowdown of Russia's growth, a Russian expert told Xinhua in a recent interview.The downtown in Europe could cost many business opportunities for Russia, Olga Potemkina, director of the European Integration Division in Russian Academy of Science said.Russia hopes for a stable eurozone and a brighter future of the European Union (EU)'s economy, as Russia-EU relations play a significant role in its economy, the expert said.Official figures showed Russia-EU trade stood at 3
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 dnesday, as yields on Spanish and Italian ten-year bonds declined, easing some of the fears that had negatively affected the equities markets earlier this week.For the U.S., traders wait to hear more from the Fed regarding future monetary policy after disappointing March jobs data, and the possibility of another round of quantitative easing. Such measures would lend support to gold, as the precious metal is traditionally seen as a safe haven.Silver also declined. Silver for May delivery decreased 15.8 ce

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