KIEV, Jan. 13 – The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development in 2014 boosted investment in Ukraine by more than 46%, to over EUR 1.2 billion.

KIEV, Jan. 14 – The Ukrainian liquefied gas market’s balance in 2014 came to over 1 million tons, a rise of 12.7% in a year, the A-95 consulting group (Kiev) has reported.

MOSCOW, Jan. 15 – Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said there was no need to discuss a new document on gas supplies to Ukraine which might come into effect in April as the 'winter package' virtually duplicates the terms of the existing contract.

KIEV, Jan. 14 - The third shipment of 40 new Ukrainian armored personnel carriers BTR-4 sent to Iraq in February 2013 and rejected based on an acceptance procedure carried out by the Iraqi customer is currently "in a neutral zone," a source from the Ukrainian defense sector told Interfax on Tuesday.

KIEV, Jan. 16 - UkrSibbank (Kharkiv) has asked President Viktor Yanukovych to intervene in the situation that has developed in relations between the bank and the actual owners of AIS corporation, MPs Dmytro Sviatash and Vasyl Poliakov, who it charges been avoiding debt repayment for a total of $100 million for over five years.

KIEV, Jan. 14 – Ukrainian International Airline in January will lease two Boeing 737-800 next generation aircraft made in 2012, which were previously leased by AeroSvit Airline, UIA has reported.

KIEV, Jan. 15 – Ukraine in 2012 harvested almost 46.2 million tons of grain in bunker weight, 18.6% less than 2011, the State Statistics Service reported.

KIEV, Jan. 15 – Ukraine's payments to the International Monetary Fund in 2012 amounted to SDR 2.43 billion ($3.74 billion at the current exchange rates), including SDR 198 million in interest – a record in the entire history of relations between Ukraine and the fund since 1994.

KIEV, Jan. 15 - Ukraine is in talks with Korean Gas Corporation and CNPC of China over construction of a $1 billion liquefied natural gas terminal in the country, Energy and Coal Industry Minister Eduard Stavytskiy said Wednesday.

KIEV, Jan. 15 – The Renaissance Group, an international investment group, plans to close its Ukrainian division, reads a posting on the Web site of Forbes Ukraine publication.

According to the report, two former employees of Renaissance Capital LLC (Kiev) informed Forbes Ukraine about the closure.