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Ukraine gross foreign debt up 2.7% to $120.5 billion in first quarter
KIEV, June 17 – Ukraine's gross foreign debt grew by 2.7% to $120.5 billion in Q1, according to the National Bank of Ukraine.
"In the first quarter of 2011 Ukraine's gross foreign debt grew by $3.1 billion, or 2.7%, to $120.5 billion (84.1% of GDP) as of April 1, 2011," the NBU said in a posting on its official Web site. |
Accelerated GDP rise brings recovery hope, says NBU advisor
KIEV, June 17 – The pickup of Ukraine’s GDP growth over the first five months of 2012, from 4.6-4.9% in April to some 5% in May, provides encouraging news that the country’s economic recovery may be accelerating, according to Valeriy Lytvytsky, the head of the group of advisors to the National Bank of Ukraine's governor. |
Kliuyev calls on CIS to complete work on free-trade agreement
KIEV, June 17 – Ukraine believes that a priority for the CIS is to complete new wording of a free trade area agreement and sign it at a summit of the CIS member states, Ukraine's representative in the CIS Economic Council, First Deputy Prime Minister Andriy Kliuyev, told journalists in St. Petersburg, Russia. |
New tax code aimed at helping big business, shadow government charges
KIEV, June 18 – The new wording of the tax code is aimed at supporting big business at the expense of small and medium businesses, according to the shadow government.
"The target of this code is to give the possibility to one hundred companies to transfer taxation to millions citizens of the country," MP from the BYT faction and head of the committee for budget and financial policy Serhiy Teriokhin said at a meeting of the opposition government in Kiev on Thursday. |
Energy diversity plans ???going well,??™ says Polish president
WARSAW, June 19 - Poland's efforts to diversify sources of energy supplies through imports from the Caspian via the Caucasus, the Black Sea and Ukraine are "going well," President Lech Kaczynski said Monday in Baku, Azerbaijan, according to a report by the Polish Press Agency (PAP). |
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0.489 |
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