KYIV, April 8 – Ukraine's foreign exchange reserves, according to preliminary data, decreased by 7.8%, or by $2.1 billion, to $24.92 billion in March 2020, the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) reported Wednesday.

KIEV, April 8 – Miners of state coalmines will receive UAH 400 million of wage arrears thanks to the reduction of expenses for restructuring of the coal and peat production industry foreseen in the national budget.

KIEV, April 8 – The income of President Petro Poroshenko in 2014 exceeded UAH 368 million, the presidential press service reported on Tuesday, citing his income and tax declaration.

KIEV, April 8 – DTEK says that the claim made by the Prosecutor General's Office of Ukraine (PGO) on the purchase of public joint-stock company DTEK Dniproenergo is an attempt to undo its privatization and the holding is ready to protect its interests in international courts.

KIEV, April 8 – The gross grain harvest in 2015 may be lower than last year's harvest and could reach 57.36 million tons, according to Rodion Rybchinsky, head of the Business Project Service at APK-Inform news agency.

MOSCOW, April 7 - The 80% increase in the price Russia charges Ukraine for gas has not caused a substantial reduction in buying by Naftogaz Ukrainy, according to data from Russia's Central Dispatching Department of the Fuel and Energy Complex (CDU TEK).

KIEV, April 8 – The issue of the future development and property of Chornomornaftogaz in Crimea should be settled via negotiations with Russia and at international courts with mediation of the European Union or the United States, presidential candidate and former Deputy Prime Minister Yuriy Boyko said.

KIEV, April 8 – Consumer prices in Ukraine grew by 2.2% in March, their fastest monthly growth September 2010's 2.9% rise, the State Statistics Service reported on Monday.

KIEV, April 5 – The Ukrainian public will be informed about details of shale gas extraction in the country, Ecology and Natural Resources Minister Oleh Proskuriakov has promised.

KIEV, April 8 – Dmytro Firtash's Group DF plans to invest $300 million in building a new titanium dioxide production facility with an annual capacity of 80,000 tons (with the possibility of expanding it to 120,000 tons a year) at Crimea Titan (Armiansk, Crimea) by 2015, the group reported.