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The Russian Ministry of Finance reported that revenue from oil and gas sales in the Russian state budget was 617 billion rubles in March, compared to 432.3 billion rubles in February.Government officials: Greek prime minister will reshuffle cabinet amid EU agricultural fraud scandal investigation.On April 3, ING economist Diederik Stadig stated in a report that the US imposition of a 100% tariff on pharmaceuticals is likely to have a limited impact on the industry. He predicts that the tariff will apply to branded drugs for which no exemption agreement has yet been reached, primarily affecting economies such as Singapore and India. However, these countries do not export such products to the US on a large scale. The tariff should be seen as a signal of intensified competition between the US and its rivals in the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries.1. Scotiabank: +4.3%; Societe Generale: +4.3%; ABN AMRO: +4.4%; ANZ: +4.4%; Barclays: +4.4%; 2. BNP Paribas: +4.4%; Berenberg: +4.4%; IBSM: +4.4%; Citigroup: +4.4%; Hlebahn: +4.4%; 3. Commerzbank: +4.4%; Goldman Sachs: +4.4%; ING: +4.4%; JPMorgan Chase: +4.4%; Lloyds Banking Group: +4.4%; 4. Mizuho Bank: +4.4%; Moodys Analytics: +4.4%; Nomura Securities: +4.4%; Pansen Macro: +4.4%; Morgan Stanley: +4.4%; 5. RBC Capital Markets: +4.4%; Sumitomo Mitsui: +4.4%; TD Securities: +4.4%; UBS: +4.4%; Santander: +4.4%; 6. UniCredit: +4.4%; Westpac: +4.4%; Steifel: +4.4%; Bank of America: +4.5%; Deutsche Bank: +4.5%; 7. Capital Economics: +4.5%; Daiwa Capital: +4.5%; DekaBank: +4.5%; HSBC: +4.5%; Danske Bank: +4.5%; 8. Standard Chartered: +4.5%; Wells Fargo: +4.5%; Jefferies: +4.5%; Sparta Securities: +4.5%; [Reuters forecast: +4.4%]. April 3rd - According to preliminary statistics from the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA), from March 1st to 31st, the national retail sales of new energy passenger vehicles reached 784,000 units, a 21% decrease compared to March last year, but a 69% increase compared to the previous month. The cumulative retail sales this year totaled 1,844,000 units, a 24% decrease year-on-year. From March 1st to 31st, the national wholesale sales of new energy passenger vehicles reached 1,126,000 units, a 0% increase compared to March last year, but a 56% increase compared to the previous month. The cumulative wholesale sales this year totaled 2,716,000 units, a 5% decrease year-on-year.
