MOSCOW, Oct 28 – Ukraine’s national energy company Naftogaz Ukrayiny plans to place eurobonds for $500 million with a maturity of five to seven years, a source in banking circles has told Interfax.

KYIV, Oct 28 – JP Morgan analysts have improved their forecast for the hryvnia exchange rate by the end of 2019 to UAH 25 per $1 from UAH 25.5/$1 a month earlier, although in August they said that the hryvnia could drop to UAH 28/$1.

KYIV, Oct 28 – Prime Minister Oleksiy Honcharuk and Vice President of the European Investment Bank (EIB) Vazil Hudák have discussed the expansion of the portfolio of projects being implemented in Ukraine with support of the EIB.

BRUSSELS, Oct 29 – The European Commission suggested a 10-year timeframe for the new natural gas transit contract between Ukraine and Russia, and Kyiv fully supports it, Energy Minister Oleksiy Orzhel said Tuesday.

MARIUPOL, Oct 30 – Three largest cryptocurrency exchanges would like to officially start operating in Ukraine, Chairman of the supervisory board of the Ukrainian Venture Capital and Private Equity Association (UVCA) Andriy Kolodiuk said on the sidelines of the RE:think. Invest in Ukraine forum opened in Mariupol on Tuesday.

KYIV, Oct 30 – Summing up the results of the First Investment Forum in Mariupol, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said that the ambitious goals of economic growth would become a reality in the near future.

COPENHAGEN, Oct. 30 - Denmark on Wednesday gave permission for a joint German-Russian underwater gas pipeline to be laid to through its territory, in a blow to Ukraine and the United States that had fiercely opposed the project, AP reported.

KYIV, Oct. 30 - The head of NATO on Wednesday lauded Ukraine's weaponry pullback in the east, but also called upon Russia to step up efforts to bring peace to the war-torn region, AP reported.

KYIV, Oct 29 – The Ukrainian government does not plan to retroactively change the system of incentives for development of renewable energy and plans to find a balanced solution, Prime Minister Oleksiy Honcharuk said during the RE:think. Invest in Ukraine investment forum in Mariupol on Tuesday.

KYIV, Oct 29 – Agriculture, IT and energy & renewables are the most attractive industries to invest in, according to the Ukraine Business Climate Survey conducted by the American Chamber of Commerce in Ukraine.