        March 23 (Reuters) - Russia&apos;s largest oil producer
Rosneft said on Thursday that it plans to regularly
issue bonds denominated in Chinese yuan in the future.
    &quot;Rosneft continues to attract financing in yuan, we now have
a total debt of 30 billion yuan under these instruments,&quot; said
Alexey Lizunov from Rosneft&apos;s debt and financing department.

 (Reporting by Reuters) 

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Rosneft says it plans more Chinese yuan bonds in future

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