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Naftogaz to sue Gazprom in July for reduced gas shipments
KYIV, June 21 – Naftogaz Ukrayiny plans to file a lawsuit against Russia's Gazprom in July over reducing natural gas transit through Ukraine below the contracted volumes, Head of the company Yuriy Vitrenko said at a press conference on Tuesday.
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Ukraine must import 5.8-Bcm of gas by Oct 15 to meet target: Naftogaz
KYIV, June 21 – For the accumulation of 19 billion cubic meters of gas by the beginning of the heating season, which was tasked by the government of Ukraine, Naftogaz should import 5.8 billion cubic meters of gas, while reserves of 15 billion cubic meters are quite acceptable, CEO of Naftogaz Ukrainy Yuriy Vitrenko has said.
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Mortgage lending up 33% on year to UAH 789.1-mln in April: NBU reports
KYIV, June 16 – The volume of mortgage lending in April 2021 amounted to UAH 789.1 million, which is a third more than in March and 10 times more than in April 2020, when the issuance of new mortgage loans almost stopped, according to the results of the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) survey of banks.
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Bill cuts tax to 7% in tax amnesty legislation, allows three years to pay
KYIV, June 18 - The bill with amendments to the Tax Code from the package on tax amnesty (bill No. 5153) adopted this week provides for a preferential tax rate for declaring foreign assets of 7% instead of 9% for early declaration and a mechanism for paying taxes in installments for three years, Avellum lawyer Viktoria Shvydchenko has told Interfax-Ukraine.
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Ukraine, Azerbaijan to boost oil and gas sector cooperation
BAKU, June 18 - Azerbaijan and Ukraine have agreed on joint implementation of investment projects in the oil and gas sector and increasing the presence of the State Oil Company of the Azerbaijan Republic (SOCAR) on the Ukrainian oil product market.
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NBU watches inflation pressure, but leaves key policy rate unch at 7.5%
KYIV, June 17 – The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has left its key policy rate unchanged at 7.5%, the NBU has said on its website.
"The Board of the National Bank of Ukraine has decided to keep its key policy rate at 7.5% per annum," the central bank said in a Thursday press release.
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NBU may ease monetary policy as CPI to grow 4.2% in 2020: report
KYIV, June 19 – The consumer price index in 2020 may grow by 4.2%, and in 2021 – by 5.3%, which will allow the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) to continue easing its monetary policy, according to a macroeconomic review of the ICU investment group released on Friday.
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