Russians Come in From Cold as Trump, Commodity Markets Align
- Rusal said to plan sale of up to 20% stake to global investors
- ‘Investors see less risk in Russian companies now:’ Rusal
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As Donald Trump edges the U.S. closer to a thaw in relations with Vladimir Putin’s Russia, commodity investors are already jumping in.
A plan by United Co. Rusal, the biggest Russian aluminum maker, for a London sale of shares valued at about $1.7 billion is the latest sign that Russia’s exile from world markets is over for the nation’s metal and mining giants.