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NBU asks law enforcement to respond to actions against Russian banks
KIEV, March 23 - The National Bank of Ukraine has asked law enforcement agencies to respond to the continued blocking of work of Ukrainian banks with Russian state capital, carried out by "aggressively-minded groups of people," as this reduces confidence in the Ukrainian banking system and jeopardizes its stability, NBU Deputy head Yekateryna Rozhkova said. |
EBRD expresses concern over seizure of 2,400 freight train wagons
KIEV. March 24 – The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development has expressed concern about the fact that former owners of Interleaseinvest that earlier had a fleet of 2,400 freight wagons, which the bank later took away under the collateral agreement in court, are fighting for control over the company and the fleet. |
Technova contracts for 225,000 tons of South African anthracite coal
KIEV, March 24 – TechNova LLC, managing Darnytsia, Chernihiv, Cherkasy and Sumy combined heat and power plants (CHPPs) have contracted the delivery of 225,000 tons of anthracite from South Africa at the price of $96.60 per ton (taking into account delivery and reloading). |
Naftogaz Ukrayiny calling tender to choose top Ukrnafta management
KIEV, March 25 – Naftogaz Ukrayiny is to call an open tender to hire top Ukrnafta managers, Naftogaz Executive Director Andriy Pasishnyk said.
"After the signing of law No. 2273 (endorsing the reduction of the quorum for holding shareholders' meetings from 60% to 50% plus one share), we'll call an open tender to hire Ukrnafta's top management and the selection process will take place in the presence of journalists and lawmakers," he wrote on Facebook on Tuesday evening. |
Ukraine's new leaders say they'll raise gas prices 50% in May
KIEV, March 26 - Ukraine's new leaders, in a step the ousted government had balked at, said on Wednesday it would raise the price of gas for domestic consumers by more than 50% from May 1 and would raise prices further under a fixed timetable to 2018, Reuters reported. |
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41.54 |
41.57 |
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0.489 |
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507.0 |
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