Despite the fact that rumors about the detention of Abramovich were not confirmed, Euraz shares fell by 5% and continue to decline

The press secretary of Roman Abramovich John Mann confirmed that his boss is currently in the United States, but denied information about his arrest. Despite this, Euraz shares at the auction on the London Exchange lost more than 5% by this time and reached a four -month minimum. It is reported by RIA Novosti.

On the Moscow Stock Exchange, the Norkel shares lost about 4%per day.

The Consulate General of the Russian Federation checks the message of the RBC-TV channel on the detention by the FBI by the Russian businessman. “Of course, we are going to verify this information as any information regarding any Russian citizen,” the representative of the department said.

Rumors of Abramovich’s detention in the United States are also refuted at the FBI headquarters.

“Roman Abramovich was detained in the United States by the FBI, but he has already been released at present,” the RBC-TV report said. This information fell into the hands of journalists from their own sources. The report notes that Roman Abramovich was questioned on behalf of the British department of Mi6 as part of the investigation of the sudden death of another Russian oligarch - Boris Berezovsky.

As you know, in August last year, Abramovich won the court against Berezovsky in the case of the division of the assets of Sibneft and Rusala. According to his decision, Berezovsky was denied compensation for 5 billion 500 ml of dollars in connection with the inaccuracy of his testimony. Meanwhile, according to the Russian media, the former co -owner of Yukos, Konstantin Kagalovsky, who is currently living in the same London, said that the deceased Berezovsky gave true testimonies in court and was Abramovich’s business partner, they simply “preferred to keep quiet” in Russia.

After, in the opinion of Berezovsky, he was depressed, according to Berezovsky, he was depressed, stopped giving an interview and led a closed lifestyle. A few hours before his death, Berezovsky talked with Forbes employee Ilya Zhegulev, who admitted that he had lost the meaning of life and does not know what to do next.