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Russian markets - Factors to Watch on March 26

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Published: Tuesday, 26 Mar 2013 | 1:52 AM ET

MOSCOW, March 26 (Reuters) - Here are events and news stories that could move Russian markets on Tuesday.

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STOCKS CALL (Contributions to moscow.newsroom@reuters.com):

PROMSVYAZBANK: "The external background looks close to neutral and we expect to see only modest moves in most liquid Russian stocks today."

OLMA: "Today in early trade a further downward correction is possible as unstable external background still hampers any recovery in buyers' activity."

EVENTS (All times GMT):

JOHANNESBURG - Russian President Vladimir Putin is travelling to South Africa, will meet his counterpart Jacob Zuma.

MOSCOW - Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev to chair a meeting on education.

MOSCOW - Russian Deputy Economy Minister Andrei Klepach to hold a press conference on macroeconomic forecasts.

MOSCOW - Novolipetsk Steel

, one of Russia's largest steel producers, is expected to report Q4 and FY 2012 results.

MOSCOW - Bank St Petersburg

to announce Q4 and FY 2012 results.

MOSCOW - Gazprom's

board of directors to discuss natural gas usage as motor fuel. IN THE PAPERS :

Kommersant runs an interview with Alexander Afanasyev, head of the Moscow Stock Exchange

, about the results of its recent initial public offering and development plans.

Vedomosti reports that some three dozen of companies have submitted bids for oil firm Samara-Nafta which has an estimated value of up to $1.6 billion.

Russian carmaker AvtoVAZ

has increased minimum prices for some of its models, effective March 25, Vedomosti writes.

TOP STORIES IN RUSSIA AND THE CIS

: TOP NEWS:

Russia backstops Cyprus bailout despite anger

Russian tycoon Berezovsky died by hanging -police

Russia, China find gas compromise after 15-yr standoff

COMPANIES/MARKETS:

Russian stocks fall, Abramovich talk hits Norilsk

FBI denies report it arrested Russian tycoon Abramovich

Vimpelcom nears Algeria sale as forex ban to be lifted

NLMK Q4 profit to fall 36 pct -poll

Bank St Petersburg Q4 profit seen up 19 pct

Russian freight company Globaltrans profit falls 2 pct

Cherkizovo deemed free of African swine fever

ECONOMY/POLITICS:

Russia: West seeks to use Syria probe for regime change

Russia asks for regular U.S. missile defence talks

Russian prosecutors search Amnesty's Moscow offices

ENERGY:

Gazprom dismisses Ukraine threat to buy more from Europe

Russian Urals crude exports seen rising in April

TNK-BP's Ryazan refinery unit was affected by fire

COMMODITIES:

Russia raises gold holdings for 4th month in Feb - IMF

Russia wheat price drop could make more exports possible

Black Sea 2013/14 grain crop, exports to rebound

Heavy snowfall puts Ukraine, Russia barley crop at risk

MARKETS CLOSE/LATEST: RTS 1,452.0 -0.47 pct MSCI Russia 779.1 -0.94 pct MSCI Emerging Markets 1,024.0 +0.17 pct Russia 2030-year Eurobond yield: 3.388/3.342 pct EMBI+ Russia 179 basis points over Rouble/dollar 30.9240 Rouble/euro 39.7620 NYMEX crude $94.87 +$0.06 ICE Brent crude $108.25 +$0.08 For Russian bank balances see

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(Compiled by Maria Kiselyova; Editing by Douglas Busvine)

((moscow.newsroom@thomsonreuters.com)(+7 495 775 1242))

Keywords: RUSSIA FACTORS/

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MOSCOW, March 26- Here are events and news stories that could move Russian markets on Tuesday. MOSCOW- Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev to chair a meeting on education. MOSCOW- Russian Deputy Economy Minister Andrei Klepach to hold a press conference on macroeconomic forecasts.
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