KIEV, Dec. 2 ??“ The National Bank of Ukraine took steps Thursday to further increase control over foreign exchange markets in a sign the previous measures had failed to improve the situation.

KIEV, Dec. 2 ??“ Turkmenistan, Ukraine??™s biggest natural gas supplier, seeks to increase prices it charges for gas to a level that Ukraine may be not be able to pay, a senior official said Thursday.

KYIV, Nov 2 – The dismissal of Yuriy Vitrenko, Chairman of the Board of NJSC Naftogaz Ukrainy, will not affect the provision of consumers with resources, Minister of Energy Herman Haluschenko believes.

KYIV, Nov 2 – Head of the President's Office of Ukraine Andriy Yermak discussed during a video conference with Clay Berry, Managing Director, Head of Global Engagement at JPMorgan Chase&Co, the largest U.S. banking holding in terms of assets, issues of cooperation and support for Ukraine.

KYIV, Nov 1 – The international rating agency S&P Global Ratings has affirmed the Long-term Issuer Credit Rating of Kyiv at "B" with a stable outlook.

Kyiv will be able to maintain strong financial performance in 2021-2023, economic recovery will support income growth, make high cost growth manageable, the agency said in its statement.

KYIV, Nov 1 – Yuriy Vitrenko, head of Naftogaz Ukrayiny, believes the transfer of points of gas sale to European companies to the border with Ukraine will be evidence of Russia's refusal to manipulate gas flows in a bid to achieve political goals.

KYIV, Nov 2 - The National Bank of Ukraine's (NBU) Business Activity Expectations Index fell to 51.4 in October from 53.1 in September, but remained above neutral, according to a central bank survey of companies.

KYIV, Oct 30 – Ukraine’s Ministry of Energy and the South Korean KT (KT Corporation) have signed a memorandum of understanding regarding the implementation of Smart Grid technologies in Ukraine.

KYIV, Oct 30 – Ukraine’s economy probably contracted 6.2% on the year in the third quarter, an improvement from an earlier forecast of 7.4% contraction, as more businesses picked up speed of recovery, the National Bank of Ukraine said.

KYIV, Nov 2 – The coronavirus pandemic accelerated adoption of online transactions for 39% of respondents out of 74 surveyed managers of companies in various sectors of the economy, 42% intend to reduce office space, according to a report "Business leaders' view in Ukraine 2020: Special issue of COVID-19" by KPMG company in Ukraine.