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State-owned company suing US Olden Group in vaccine markup case

KIEV, Sept. 23 – The state-owned enterprise Ukrvaktsyna has lodged a suit at a federal court in Portland (Oregon, United States) against a U.S. company. The suit seeks damages for the fraudulent purchase of vaccines, the press service of the Ukrainian Health Ministry reported on Tuesday.


Coal ministry signs cooperation memo with China Development Bank

KIEV, Sept. 23 - Ukraine's Coal Industry Ministry and China Development Bank signed a memorandum of cooperation in the coal industry in Kiev on Thursday.


Interpipe receives consent of bondholders in $200 million restructure

KIEV, Sept. 23 - Ukraine's Interpipe holding has confirmed it has obtained the consent of bondholders to reschedule $200 million in eurobonds, on which it missed a coupon payment in February, on its own terms.


Government asking World Bank to provide $200m for infrastructure

KIEV, Sept. 22 – The Ukrainian Municipal Economy Ministry has proposed to the World Bank to increase the financing of the open component of the City Infrastructure Development project by $200 million.


Analysts predict poor local reception for upcoming T-bill placement

KIEV, Sept. 22 – The Ukrainian population will not consider the coming placement of Ukrainian T-bills as an attractive investment instrument, and their issue will not impact the credit and financial market of the country, according to experts polled by Interfax-Ukraine.


Industry consulting group warns of ill effect of state fuel regs

KIEV, Sept. 23 – The plans of the Economy Ministry to introduce the state regulation of fuel prices could lead to a serious destabilization and gradual degradation of the market, according to A-95 consulting group.


EBRD to provide EUR150 million to Raiffeisen Ukraine subsidiaries

LONDON, Sept. 23 - The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development will provide 150 million euro for the development of Raiffeisen International's subsidiary banks in Ukraine, Russia and Romania, a source in banking circles told Interfax.

The source said that the bank's board of directors approved this decision on Tuesday.


US mortgage crisis won’t hurt Ukrainian banks, says PrivatBank honcho

KIEV, Sept. 22 – The mortgage crisis in the United States will not affect Ukrainian banks, according to the chairman of Dnipropetrovsk-based PrivatBank, Oleksandr Dubilet.

"Ukrainian banks will not feel the impact of the U.S. mortgage crisis, as the resource base of our banks mainly consists of funds taken from the public and companies, and the liquidity of the largest banks is in line with the toughest requirements of the banking surveillance [system]," said Dubilet.


Kalush power plant stoppage cripples Ivano-Frankivsk companies

KIEV, Sept. 23 – The disconnection of the Kalush pumped-storage power plant, the only supplier of heat for Ivano-Frankivsk region industrial consumers Karpatnaftokhim Ltd. and Lukor, has caused these companies to have to suspend operations.


Ukraine stock market woes based on speculation, says economy minister

KIEV, Sept. 23 – The situation on the Ukrainian stock market now has no economic grounds and is based only on speculation, according to Economy Minister Bohdan Danylyshyn.

"The Ukrainian stock market today is overrun with institutions that do not always correlate with each other and are characterized by efforts to receive super-profits, using legal loopholes," said Danylyshyn.


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