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Export Ban Ruled Out

Deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich, responsible for the agriculture sector, ruled out grain export restrictions of any kind and called for an end to speculation on the matter, saying that the government had changed since a ban was imposed in 2010.

"You can trust or not trust, you can ask any questions, but we will not impose any export restrictions," Dvorkovich said at the Reuters Russia Investment Summit.

"We are against that, and there is no grounds to do it," he added. "All it does is give room for speculation in Chicago and on other exchanges, and that is it."

(Reuters)

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