X5 board proposes 204 roubles per share dividend for first nine months of 2026
The board of Russian retailer X5 has recommended a dividend of 204 roubles, about $2.50, per share for the first nine months of 2026, Reuters reports.
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The board of Russian retailer X5 has recommended a dividend of 204 roubles, about $2.50, per share for the first nine months of 2026, Reuters reports.
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Coca-Cola HBC said it has not received any notification of possible seizure or state-controlled external management of its Russian business. Shares fell on Thursday.
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Putin has signed a decree placing Japan Tobacco's Russian assets under temporary management of a local company, the Wall Street Journal reports citing Russian state media.
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Tokyo has lodged a formal protest with Moscow over temporary state control of Japan Tobacco's Russian plants and demands the decision be reversed.
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Soy, corn and wheat edged up as crude rallied, but ample global supply keeps both grain markets on track for weekly losses, Reuters reports.
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Japan Tobacco said a November 5 decree put four of its Russian manufacturing units under temporary local management, and it is assessing the impact.
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Japan Tobacco said a Russian presidential decree signed November 5 put four of its Russian manufacturing units under temporary administration, per Reuters.
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New Jersey's governor warned ports against accepting Russian diesel, saying such shipments violate federal law that bans Russian energy imports.
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Corn hit its lowest since early July and soybeans their lowest since mid-August, while wheat fell as investors watched Russia-Ukraine peace talks, per Reuters.
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CBOT soybeans recovered from a near 11-week low while wheat and corn stayed near four-month bottoms on hopes for bigger Russian wheat shipments.
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Japan's Defence Ministry has estimated about 80 trillion yen for five years from April 2027, Sankei reports. Government talks may focus on around 70 trillion.
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Bulgarians vote in a presidential runoff between Iliana Iotova and Andrey Gyurov, with results expected Monday, Reuters reports.
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Ghana's foreign minister said on Saturday that Russia agreed to co-develop a 2,000-megawatt nuclear plant and deepen defense ties, according to Reuters.
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According to three sources cited by Reuters, OPEC+ has agreed in principle to hold its December oil output targets unchanged at a Sunday meeting.
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WSJ reports a wave of American investors and oil hunters heading to Greenland after a US deal, while local suspicion and geology pose serious obstacles.
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Gold fell to its lowest level since October 2025 and silver dropped under $50 an ounce. Higher oil prices and expectations of sustained high Fed rates are weighing on metals.
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Earnings from Amazon and Intel deepened a tech sell-off, with the Nasdaq down over 2%. Crypto weakened after a $6.3 billion Binance hack, and oil rose, per WSJ.
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Shell nearly doubled third-quarter adjusted earnings to $10.81 billion and raised its quarterly buyback to $5 billion amid high oil and gas prices.
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CBOT wheat rose 0.4% after touching its lowest since early July, as Russia let grain ships leave the Sea of Azov under permits valid to November 15, Reuters reports.
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Aluminium rose on LME and SHFE as warehouse stocks fell and supply concerns grew, while copper was mixed before the Fed decision, per Reuters.
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