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Russian Central Bank to Offer First One-Year Dollar Repo Auction By The Moscow Times Nov. 17, 2014 The Russian Central Bank said on Monday that it would offer its first one-year dollar repo auction later in the day at a minimum rate of 2.0633 percent. The maximum volume of the auction was set at $10 billion.
