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Four companies bid to supply drilling oil, gas rigs to Naftogaz

KIEV, Oct. 29 – Four companies submitted bids for a tender to supply two semi-submersible floating drilling rigs to Naftogaz Ukrayiny, the company reported.

Latvia's Rigas Kugu Buvetava, Singapore's Keppel FELS Limited, Belize's Magic Worldwide Ltd and Belize's Aida Holding Ltd submitted the bids.


Hryvnia loses value against dollar on forex market trading

KIEV, Oct. 29 – The exchange rate of the hryvnia against the U.S. dollar on the interbank forex market on Monday fell to UAH 8.1800 from UAH 8.1675 per U.S. dollar registered on Friday, October 26.


Yanukovych signs law writing off arms producers’ natgas, other debts

KIEV, Oct. 30 – President Viktor Yanukovych has signed laws passed by parliament this fall that calls for writing off and restructuring debts of arms producers under Ukroboronprom concern.

Yanukovych signed the law to ensure the producers can continue operation and expansion.


Ukrainian billionaire Novinskiy buys Forum Bank from Commertzbank

KIEV, Oct. 30 - Ukrainian billionaire Vadim Novinskiy's Smart-holding has closed the acquisition of 96.06% of the shares in Kiev-based Forum Bank from Commerzbank AG, the holding said in a press release.


Ukrainian elections fail to comply with European standards: analyst

BRUSSELS, Oct. 30 - Ukraine’s parliamentary elections has failed to comply with the European practice and that is unlikely to normalize relations between Kiev ad Brussels, Olga Shumylo-Tapiola, an expert of Carnegie Europe in Brussels, said.

The European Union leaders' statements indicate that Kiev has beaten its own record in manipulation techniques, especially on the polling day and during the vote count, she said.


Yanukovych faces pressure over vote

KIEV, Oct. 30 – President Viktor Yanukovych on Tuesday faced growing international pressure over flawed parliamentary elections after the U.S. had joined European organizations to express concerns over the handling of the vote.

The growing criticism may potentially put at risk Ukraine’s relations with the West and may effectively delay the country’s political association and a free trade agreement with the European Union.


NERC to increase tariffs for energy from renewable sources Nov. 1

KIEV, Oct. 27 – The National Electricity Regulatory Commission is to increase tariffs for electricity generated from renewable sources by 1.44% effective November 1.


Agriculture trade group calls on president to OK VAT refund changes

KIEV, Oct. 28 – The Ukrainian Agribusiness Club has called on Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych to sign law No. 8521 on amendments to the Tax Code, as the value added tax refunds restored by the law will allow farmers to obtain income to finance the future harvest.


Disclosure level falls short at Ukrainian banks, survey shows

KIEV, Oct. 28 – The average level of information disclosure by 30 largest Ukrainian banks was 46.14%, which is evidence of a lack of transparency in the Ukrainian banking system compared to the international practice of information disclosure.


Ukraine GDP growth will slow next year, according to Fitch forecast

KIEV, Oct. 28 – Growth in Ukraine's gross domestic product in 2011 is expected to reach 4.7%, but in 2012 it may slow to 4%, according to a forecast by Fitch Ratings.

According to the forecast, the average annual inflation in 2011 is projected at 9.5% and in 2012 at 9%, while the average hryvnia exchange rates are expected at UAH 8.10/$1 and UAH 8.30/$1 respectively.


Currencies (in hryvnias)
  26.04.2024 prev
USD 39.67 39.47
RUR 0.430 0.427
EUR 42.52 42.18

Stock Market
  25.04.2024 prev
PFTS 507.0 507.0
source: PFTS

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