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  1. Ukrainian premier calls on farmers to sell grain to Agrarian Fund (0 replies)
  2. WTO Obliges Ukraine To Cancel Temporary Additional Markup Of 13% To Import Duty (0 replies)
  3. NBU: jump in hryvnia rate late in July linked to growing payments on foreign debts (0 replies)
  4. NBU confirms preparation for possible restructuring of commitments for financing of some banks (0 replies)
  5. Russia's VTB posts $661Million loss in Q1 (0 replies)
  6. Criminals attempt to blow up ArcelorMittal Kryviy Rih executive (0 replies)
  7. Steelguru: Ukraine steel exports sharply down in first half of 2009 (0 replies)
  8. United Nations: Ukraine supplied 40 armored vehicles, one tank to Georgia in 2008 (0 replies)
  9. European Comission: Loans given to Naftogaz to reduce risk of gas crisis (0 replies)
  10. European Commission Hopes Credit To Naftohaz Ukrainy Will Significantly Reduce Risk Of Further Gas Crisis Between Ukraine And Russia (0 replies)
  11. Central Bank: Number of unprofitable banks in the first quarter grows to 64 (0 replies)
  12. German government hopeful on Opel (0 replies)
  13. ArcelorMittal Kryviy Rih sees roll output plummet 35.5 percent in seven months (0 replies)
  14. Ukrainian steel production plummets 34-37 percent in seven months (0 replies)
  15. Yuschenko Calling On NBU To Elaborate Plan Of Measures On Recovery Of Bank System (0 replies)
  16. Financial Times: Ukraine to receive $1.7 billion energy finance (0 replies)
  17. Report: Abu Dhabi-Kyiv service launched by Ukraine International Airlines (0 replies)
  18. SABMiller sees beer sales in Russia fall 9 percent in second quarter (0 replies)
  19. EBRD to consider up to $300 million loan to Naftogaz for working capital, up to $450 million in 2010 for investment (0 replies)
  20. Tymoshenko: Ukraine's state external debt not exceeding 30% of GDP (0 replies)
  21. Yushchenko signed law on order of financial recovery of banks (0 replies)
  22. Yuschenko Signed Law On Order Of Financial Recovery Of Banks (0 replies)
  23. Yuschenko Suspends Cabinet Resolutions That Authorize Naftohaz Ukrainy To Procure Financial Services Without Holding Tenders (0 replies)
  24. S&P: Ukraine getting on track (0 replies)
  25. Tymoshenko accuses Firtash-controlled group of companies of damaging financial condition of Rodovid Bank (0 replies)
  26. Tymoshenko Accuses Party of Regions Of Schemes With Refinancing Funds Provided To Ukrhazbank (0 replies)
  27. Southwestern Railway Cancels 4 Commuter Electric Trains In Kyiv And Region From August For Lack Of Passengers (0 replies)
  28. Presidential Secretariat Criticizes Cabinet For Failing To Fully Implement Agreements With IMF (0 replies)
  29. European Commission Begins Technical Audit Of Naftohaz Ukrainys Underground Gas Storage Facilities (0 replies)
  30. NBU says there are number of objective reasons for hryvnia devaluation (0 replies)
  31. Association of Ukrainian Banks says: New procedure of forming banks' reserves to negatively influence crediting (0 replies)
  32. Cabinet Decides To Privatize 15 Regional Power Distribution Companies (0 replies)
  33. Naftohaz To Create Subsidiary Naftohazmerezhi To Run Gas Distributive Networks Of Regional Gas Distribution Companies (0 replies)
  34. Austria's Erste: 19 percent drop in Q2 net profit (0 replies)
  35. Dnipro Carrier Rocket Orbits DubaiSat-1 Satellite (0 replies)
  36. Mitsubishi Motors reports loss for Q1 (0 replies)
  37. Finance Ministrty: Naftogaz vows to meet all its debt obligations on time (0 replies)
  38. Tymoshenko to meet with depositors-individuals of Rodovid Bank July 31 (0 replies)
  39. Tihipko sees no grounds for hryvnia devaluation (0 replies)
  40. Acting Minister Umanskyi Expects Third Tranche Of IMF's Loan To Stabilize Forex Market (0 replies)
  41. UPDATE: IMF's Executive Board Approves Allocation Of USD 3.3 Billion To Ukraine (0 replies)
  42. International Monetary Fund's executive board approves allocation of $3.3 billion to Ukraine (0 replies)
  43. Ukrtelecom Sees Its Cable Ductwork Tariffs As Economically Founded (0 replies)
  44. Telenor fails to block sale of VimpelCom stake (0 replies)
  45. Interbank hryvnia rate 20 kopecks down to 8.15 Hr/$ (0 replies)
  46. Cabinet Intending To Simplify Procedure Of Issuance Of Land Tenure Acts (0 replies)
  47. Cabinet Allows Naftohaz Ukrainy Purchase Financial Services Without Tenders (0 replies)
  48. Cabinet Grants UAH 275 Million From Stabilization Fund To Support Agrarians (0 replies)
  49. NBU Bans Loss-Making Banks From Issuing Unsecured Loans (0 replies)
  50. Sony still struggling after first loss in 14 years (0 replies)
  51. TNK-BP's 1H profit halves to $2 Billion (0 replies)
  52. Ukraine's foreign debt 0.3 percent up to $12.5 billion in June; domestic debt 3.7 percent up to Hr 52.5 billion (0 replies)
  53. Reuters: Ukraine to pay $595 million for July gas (0 replies)
  54. SPF Ex-Chairperson Semeniuk-Samsonenko Warns Potential Buyers Of Odesa Portside Factory About Violations During Privatization Of Factory (0 replies)
  55. Cabinet To Attract Japanese And Canadian Investments For Building Grain Elevators (0 replies)
  56. NBU Begins Liquidating Odesa Bank (0 replies)
  57. Electricity Commission Raises Gas Prices By 20% For Population From September, By 20% For Municipal Heating Companies From October (0 replies)
  58. State Tax Administration To Step Up Supervision Over Retail Sales (0 replies)
  59. Rada postpones consideration of draft law on dampening of financial crisis effects on industry (0 replies)
  60. Rada regulates procedure of financial recovery of banks (0 replies)
  61. Rada Regulates Procedure Of Financial Recovery Of Banks (0 replies)
  62. Windrose, UIA sign code-sharing agreement to operate Kyiv-Tbilisi flights (0 replies)
  63. Deficit of Ukraine's balance of payments in June soars (0 replies)
  64. Pivdennyi Seaport Asks Prosecutors To Investigate Resumption Of Operation Of Its Berth No. 16 By Transinvestservis (0 replies)
  65. Communications Commission Asking Ukrtelecom Substantiate Raising Of Cable-Duct Access Rates (0 replies)
  66. Telenor posts 61 percent drop in Q2 profit (0 replies)
  67. Yuschenko Signs Letter To IMF (0 replies)
  68. United Nations Hoping Ukraine Will Continue Participating In Philanthropic Grain Deliveries To Africa (0 replies)
  69. NERC Refutes Media Reports About Endorsement Of Decision To Increase Gas Rates For Households And Heating Companies By 20% (0 replies)
  70. Yuschenko Calls On Government To Prevent From Barter Operations Between Companies (0 replies)
  71. Tymoshenko Urges Agribusinesses To Wait With Sale Of Grain (0 replies)
  72. Tymoshenko Forecasting That Global Financial Crisis Will End In 2010 (0 replies)
  73. Krebo Claims Raider Attack On Its Offices In Boryspil And Kremenchuk (0 replies)
  74. Finance Ministry gets National Bank of Ukraine proposal on recapitalization of Ukrprombank, Nadra (0 replies)
  75. Yuschenko Halts Cabinet Order That State Mortgage Agency Buy Out Housing For Benefit Carriers (0 replies)
  76. Telenor posts 61 percent drop in Q2 profit (0 replies)
  77. Luhankteplovoz bewildered by Ukrzaliznytsia's plans to buy trains from Hyundai (0 replies)
  78. Naftogaz cuts capital investment, boosts budget payments in H1 (0 replies)
  79. Yuschenko Sees Potential In Ukraine To Become World Leader In Exporting Farm Produce (0 replies)
  80. NCRC Denies Link Between Introduction Of IMEI Database And Increase In Prices Of Mobile Telephones (0 replies)
  81. Melnyk Says Quality Of Novel Grains Higher (0 replies)
  82. Germany seeks quick agreement on Opel (0 replies)
  83. Tymoshenko Demands That Yuschenko Withdraw Veto Against New Wording Of Budget Code (0 replies)
  84. Tymoshenko Instructs Finance Ministry To Base Draft Budget For 2010 On New Budget Code Vetoed By President (0 replies)
  85. Yushchenko tells Biden that Ukraine wants U.S. investment to upgrade its gas pipeline network (0 replies)
  86. Yushchenko: Ukraine sees Libya as leading partner on African continent (0 replies)
  87. Antitrust agency allows Ukrenergy Holding AG to buy Polish energy trader Zomar (0 replies)
  88. Gas transit shipments via Ukraine fall by 1.7 times in H1 (0 replies)
  89. Obolon beer producer asks for government's assistance in dispute with Belarus over Vohnehasnyk-labeled beer (0 replies)
  90. Freddie Mac names new top executive (0 replies)
  91. Cabinet Of Ministers Tightens Procedures For Recovering Tax Debts (0 replies)
  92. Ukrzaliznytsia Considers Grain Transport Tariffs Economically Justified (0 replies)
  93. Cabinet Toughens VAT Administration (0 replies)
  94. Mortgage Institution To Hold Auction For Selecting Residences In Kyiv City And Region For Aided Persons July 23 (0 replies)
  95. Cabinet Transfers Management Of Ukrtelecom From SPF To Transport And Communications Ministry (0 replies)
  96. Cabinet Of Ministers Asks Yuschenko To Cancel Kyiv's Decision To Raise Utility Tariffs In June (0 replies)
  97. National Bank of Ukraine to hold forex auction for companies (0 replies)
  98. Economy Minister: Lowest Point Of Economic Crisis Passed (0 replies)
  99. Cabinet Endorses Order Of Electronic Document Management At Bodies Of Executives (0 replies)
  100. Russian recession eases, data shows (0 replies)
  101. PM Tymoshenko Regards Yuschenko's Veto Of Budget Code As Offending Local Self-Government (0 replies)
  102. U.A. Inter Media Group concentrates 100 percent of NTN television company (0 replies)
  103. Volkswagen shares slide on Porsche concerns (0 replies)
  104. President Yuschenko Assesses Grain Market Situation As Critical (0 replies)
  105. Construction Ministry Selects 120 Objects With Readiness Of Over 70% For Completion With State Financial Support (0 replies)
  106. Energy Security Envoy Sokolovskyi Slams Cabinet For Protracting Talks On Gas Credits (0 replies)
  107. Cabinet Recommends NERC To Raise Gas Rates For Population From October (0 replies)
  108. Yuschenko Vetoes New Wording Of Budget Code (0 replies)
  109. Euro at highest vs dollar since early June (0 replies)
  110. Governmental checks expose over 500 facts of illegal operation of gambling establishments (0 replies)
  111. Housing Minister Urges Kyivans Against Paying Higher Utility Tariffs (0 replies)
  112. IMF Considers Direct Money Emission As Unacceptable Way To Cover National Budget Deficit (0 replies)
  113. Finance Ministry Expects 2010 National Budget Deficit To Be 4% Of GDP (0 replies)
  114. State Veterinary Medicine Committee Bans Pig Import From Lithuania And Denmark (0 replies)
  115. Cabinet Suspends Decision Of Kyiv Authorities Increasing Utility Rates For Households And Legal Entities From June 2009 (0 replies)
  116. Minister Denysova Views Financial Condition Of Pension Fund As Stable (0 replies)
  117. 3 Companies Appealing For Rada To Lift Ban On Using Starch And Wheat Flour In Manufacture Of Baby Food (0 replies)
  118. UPDATE: Property Fund Offers For Sale 99.6% Of Odesa Portside Factory (0 replies)
  119. Party Of Regions Against Privatisation Of Odesa Portside Factory (0 replies)
  120. Cabinet Promising IMF Level Up 20% Gas Prices For Population And Municipal Heating Companies Before 2010 (0 replies)
  121. Official Unemployment Rate 0.2 Percentage Point Down To 2.4% In June (0 replies)
  122. UPDATE: World Bank Worsens GDP Forecast For Ukraine From Minus 9% To Minus 15% In 2009, Improves Inflation Forecast From 16.4% To 13.4% (0 replies)
  123. Five Companies Interested In Construction Of Liquefied Gas Bulking Terminal (0 replies)
  124. Industrial Output 27.5% Down In June (0 replies)
  125. Property Fund Offers For Sale 99.6% Of Odesa Portside Factory (0 replies)
  126. Industrial Safety Committee Reports 40.5% Decline In Occupational Lethal Injuries To 306 Cases In H109 (0 replies)
  127. NERC To Suggest Cabinet Refer Regional Energy Companies And Regional Gas Companies To High-Risk Enterprises To Renew Inspections At Them (0 replies)
  128. Tax Administration: Profits Of Pawn-Shops Grow By 2.1 Times In H1 (0 replies)
  129. Deficit Of Foreign Trade In Goods Totals USD 2,209.7 Million In January-May (0 replies)
  130. Finance Ministry Estimates Nadra Bank's External Indebtedness At USD 870 Million (0 replies)
  131. Yuschenko Suggesting Rada Enhance NBUs Independence (0 replies)
  132. UPDATE: Ukraine Pledges IMF To Hold Annual Inflation Under 13% In 2009 (0 replies)
  133. Ukraine Stocks 20 Billion Cubic Metres Of Gas In Underground Repositories (0 replies)
  134. PM Tymoshenko Says Pension Fund Overfulfills Receipts Plan By 21% In First Half-Year (0 replies)
  135. Danylyshyn Says Ukraine Has Good Chances For Obtaining Third Tranche Of IMF Loan (0 replies)
  136. Customs Initiating Exemption From Import Duty For Goods Costing Under EUR 100 (0 replies)
  137. Denysova: Number Of Unemployed Falls 11% In June (0 replies)
  138. Yuschenko: Hryvnia Devaluation Is Reasonable In Times Of Economic Recession (0 replies)
  139. Ukraine Confirms Its Participation In Financing Of Chornobyl Programs (0 replies)
  140. Naftohaz Ukrainy Settles Accounts With Gazprom For June Gas Supplies (0 replies)
  141. Ukraine Hopes For Deeper Co-Operation With Assembly Of Contributors To Chornobyl Shelter Fund (0 replies)
  142. Tymoshenko Sure Russian June Gas To Be Paid Timely (0 replies)
  143. MP Azarov (Party Of Regions) Forecasts 23-24% Fall In Ukraines GDP In 2009 (0 replies)
  144. Party Of Regions Proposes Raising Living Wage With Bank Recapitalization Funds (0 replies)
  145. Naftohaz Concerned With Party Of Regions' Disrupting Rada's Work, Since Parliament Cannot Endorse Increasing Company's Statutory Fund (0 replies)
  146. Association Of Bookmakers Calls On Cabinet To Allow Further Operation (0 replies)
  147. Yuschenko Estimates Non-Refunded VAT At UAH 15 Billion (0 replies)
  148. Secretariat Predicts National Budget Deficit Will Grow To UAH 60 Billion By End Of 2009 (0 replies)
  149. Cabinet Raises Compensation For Interests On Currency Credits Taken By Farmers To 12% From 8.5% (0 replies)
  150. European Commission Recommends EU Countries Increase Gas Pumping Into Their Underground Gas Storage Facilities Due To Problems With Pumping In Ukraine (0 replies)
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