Freight flows via the ports of Ukraine in January-May increased by 2% from the same period in 2009, while exports grew by 7.4%, imports – by 143%, the Ministry of Transport of Ukraine
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Ukraine’s credit grade was raised at Fitch Ratings after the country reached an agreement with the International Monetary Fund’s mission on a $14.9 billion
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The mission has reached a staff-level agreement with the authorities of Ukraine on an economic policy program that can be supported by a 2,5 year Stand-By Arrangement
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Ukraine's GDP growth in January-May 2010 grew by 6.1% year-over-year,
the press service of the presidential administration has reported after a meeting of the head
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The newly elected Ukrainian authorities have announced their intention of attracting investment into the country. To encourage investors they plan to make the economy more transparent and competitive
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Climactically Ukraine is within the middle range of solar radiation intensity which means that there is a reasonable opportunity for households to use solar panels
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Statistics show that Ukraine is among Georgia’s leading trade partners. At the beginning of the 2010 trade turnover between the two countries was around USD 127 million
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The early signs post-election are that this year will see the situation revive, with GDP, domestic consumption and investments in the country all set to increase
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Having analyzed the dynamics of macroeconomic and monetary indicators in January – May 2010, forecasted indicators of economic and social development of
Ukraine and the monetary market
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Amid all the doom and gloom, one sector in the country’s economy has a bright future and promises high yields. Ukraine is already among the top five grain exporters in the world
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