Oil production in Russia reached maximum since USSR collapse
In October 2013 oil production in Russia reached maximum since the USSR collapse and totaled 10.59 million barrels a day.
Now Russia occupies the first place in the world on oil production, writes Reuters. In September 2013 it totaled 10.53 million barrels a day.
In October 2013 natural gas production increase by 14% and totaled 2.02 billion cub.m. a day.
Capitalization of the biggest oil and gas companies of Russia grows in parallel with growth of natural resources extraction.
Since mid-August 2013 shares of Gasprom, Rosneft and LUKoil companies have been going up. The growth of cost of securities is also caused by the foreign conjuncture at the world stock markets.—0—
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