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Rada veto override session set Thursday
KIEV, Nov. 23 – Parliament will hold an emergency session Thursday as lawmakers seek to override a presidential veto to force the National Bank of Ukraine to print one billion hryvnias to fight the flu epidemic. |
Yushchenko accepts credentials of diplomats from 10 countries
KIEV, Nov. 21 – President Viktor Yushchenko has accepted credentials from the ambassadors of 10 countries, the presidential press service reported on Friday.
The head of state was presented the credentials by the ambassadors of Japan, Ivory Coast, Peru, Burundi, Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Mali, Tunisia, Cyprus, and Malta. |
Ukraine should ask for help from Russians, says Regions leader
KIEV, Nov. 21 - Russian assistance might come in handy for Ukraine under conditions of global economic turmoil, Regions Party leader Viktor Yanukovych said to journalists during a break in the 10th congress of the United Russia party in Moscow on Thursday. |
NBU policy shift may lead to faster short-term hryvnia depreciation
KIEV, Nov. 23 – The National Bank of Ukraine approved changes to its monetary policy that in the short term may lead to even faster depreciation of the hryvnia against the U.S. dollar.
The policy move, which comes days after a meeting between President Viktor Yushchenko and top officials at the NBU and biggest commercial banks, seeks to set official exchange rate based on daily forex trading. |
Gazprom warns of Ukraine natgas shutoff
KIEV, Nov. 22 – Russian gas giant Gazprom warned Saturday it may completely suspend gas supplies to Ukraine if the country fails to pay its $2.4 billion gas debt by the end of the year.
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President insistent on Odessa Plant privatization, official says
KIEV, Nov. 21 – Ukraine’s head of state has always insisted on the transparent privatization of all state property, particularly Odessa Port-Side Plant, said Maryna Stavniychuk, deputy head of the presidential secretariat and its representative in the Constitutional Court. |
Reserves could grow up to 8% this year, according to central bank
KIEV, Nov. 22 - The National Bank of Ukraine is forecasting that its gross international reserves could increase to between $20.5 billion and $21 billion in 2006 from $19.3 billion on Jan. 1, First Deputy Chairman of the Anatoliy Shapovalov told Interfax-Ukraine on Wednesday. |
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