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Date: September 21, 2014 06:55PM

as the global outlook darkens further
Abating selling pressure on global markets allowed some Russian equities a slight rebound, in the absence of a clear lead from the energy sector. The RTS and Micex broke both side of the starting mark before more bad economic data from the United States p
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With financials, Sberbank (up 7.31%) left VTB (up 1.8%) again languishing in its wake, but both fared better than Bank Vozrozhdenie (down 6.57%). In other sectors, pharmaceutical Veropharm (up 7.74%) had a strong day, with beauty products maker Kalina (up 1.31%) also gaining.
Whilst this was unfolding in Moscow, European bourses found themselves moving higher almost despite the prevailing mood amidst investors. In London the FTSE 100 gained more than 2% with a late afternoon rise in crude prices providing upside for BP and Shell, while Russian focused Imperial energy jumped more than 20% after Russian market regulators approved its takeover by India ONGC. In Frankfurt the Dax added 2.5% with retailer Metro adding more than 7%. In Paris the Cac 40 also added 2.4% with foodmaker Danone gaining 6%.
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