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NBU moving to punish banks it blames for recent fall of hryvnia

KIEV, Sept. 24 – The National Bank of Ukraine, following its application of sanctions against the banks that provoked a fall of the hryvnia on the interbank market in early September, plans to punish banks for misusing their power on the cash market, according to NBU Governor Serhiy Arbuzov.


Kiev tariff hikes stir protectionist fear

GENEVA, Sept. 24 - Ukraine has reportedly told its trading partners it wants to raise maximum tariffs on hundreds of imported goods, a move that could unleash protectionist forces and may even pose a threat to the $18 trillion global trade system.


Fitch downgrades Naftogaz to ‘C’ following restructure announcement

LONDON/MOSCOW, Sept. 24 - Fitch Ratings has downgraded Ukraine-based OJSC Naftogaz's Long-term foreign and local currency Issuer Default ratings to 'C' from 'CC.’

Both ratings remain on Rating Watch Negative (RWN). Fitch has simultaneously downgraded the senior unsecured rating on Naftogaz's USD500m eurobond to 'C' from 'CC' and removed it from RWN. The Recovery Rating (RR) on the eurobond is 'RR4'.


Naftogaz Ukrayiny proposes 5-yr restructuring of $500m eurobond

KIEV, Sept. 24 - Naftogaz Ukrayiny, the state oil and gas company, on Thursday tried to persuade international holders of its $500 million eurobond to reschedule the debt for five years through October 2014.


Hryvnia rallies slightly after NBU report shows narrowing deficit

KIEV, Sept. 24 – The hryvnia gained slightly against the U.S. dollar on Thursday after the National Bank of Ukraine released data showing the country’s current account deficit in August had narrowed from July.


Trade group chief: Excise tax rise doubling booze, cigarette prices

KIEV, Sept. 23 – The large rise in excise rates is leading to a doubling in the prices of excised products and leads to a rise in demand for smuggled alcohol and cigarettes, President of the Ukrainian Commercial and Industrial Confederation (UCIC), Volodymyr Demchak, said at a roundtable on the increase in tax pressure via a rise in excise rates on consumer goods in conditions of a fall in buying power of the public, which was held in Kiev on Monday.


State leasing concern signs contract with Canada’s SNC-Lavalin

KIEV, Sept. 23 – State-owned Ukragroleasing has signed a contract with Canada's SNC-Lavalin International Inc. on the supply of elevators and milk tankers worth up to $600 million using funds of a state-secured credit of the Export Development Canada (EDC).


EnergoAtom discussing Russian financing for Khmelnytsky construction

KIEV, Sept. 24 – National Nuclear Generating Company EnergoAtom and Russia's AtomStroyExport are discussing a full financing of the completion of construction of reactor three and reactor four of Khmelnytsky nuclear power plant by Russia.


Antonio Merloni to invest EUR40 million in Ivano-Frankivsk plant

IVANO-FRANKIVSK, Sept. 24 - Antonio Merloni (Italy) is intending to invest EUR40 million in the construction of a refrigerator plant in Ivano-Frankivsk, according to Halyna Rymaruk, the director of Ukrainian Home Appliances Ltd. (Ukrainska Pobutova Tekhnika) a 100% Italian-owned company.


UkrNafta and Azerbaijan’s SOCAR mull JV to refine Caspian crude

KIEV, Sept. 24 – UkrNafta, Ukraine’s largest oil producer, and SOCAR, Azerbaijan’s state oil company, may create a joint venture to refine Caspian Sea crude oil at two oil refineries in Ukraine, a top official said Wednesday.


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Currencies (in hryvnias)
  27.09.2024 prev
USD 41.21 41.26
RUR 0.444 0.446
EUR 45.96 46.20

Stock Market
  26.09.2024 prev
PFTS 507.0 507.0
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