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In addition to the yuan, Russia's roughly $200 billion wealth fund could add Indian rupees and Turkish lira, the central bank said.
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“In addition to the Russian threat from energy prices, the European manufacturing industry now has to contend with drought conditions and low water levels on the Rhine,” added ING. “That will challenge coal shipments, amongst other cargoes, and is keeping European natural gas prices bid near the highs. This factor remains an outright euro negative.”