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The IMF mission that has arrived in Kiev will help the National Bank of Ukraine with the currency policy, Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk said. Sergey Ponomarenko, the head of the bank's section for currency operations and analysis of financial markets, reminded that the auction had strengthened the hryvnia, TASS reports.In his words, Wednesday was the first day that the hryvnia had stopped losing value.
The government continues taking loans and using them inefficiently
economist Andrei Blinov estimates
How much will Russia pay for Armenia’s integration into the new union?
IMF calls for Russian sanctions to be lifted An official part of the annual meeting of the IMF and the World Bank has ended in Washington. The experts of the fund made a recommendation to the West and Russia to lift the …
What could be consequences of separation of powers in Georgia?
Vladimir Bruter: “Non-receipt of aid from the IMF means collapse for Ukraine”
Kiev expects to gain gas independence from Russia and obtain weapons in West
The country has been unprepared for favourable opportunities
Vladislav Ginko, an economist, an employee of the Institute of Natural Monopoly Economics of RASHGS, is sure that the second tranche of IMF financial aid won’t save the hryvnia, as its exchange rates have fallen to a critical …
Vladislav Ginko: “Ukrainian citizens will have to pay for loans through taxes”
To meet the IMF's demands means to aggravate the chaos in Ukraine
By Vestnik KavkazaThe President of the U.S. and the Chancellor of Germany believe that the U.S. and the EU should consider the possibility of launching additional sanctions against Russia due to the situation in Ukraine, according to the press service of the White House. Dr. Jack Rasmus, Professor of Political Economy at St. Marys College, Moraga, CA, told Vestnik Kavkaza how the Western sanctions affect Russia and Russian counter-sanctions affect the West.
German companies are eyeing up Ukrainian oil-and-gas infrastructure
According to the Georgian National Bank, the gold reserves have recently dropped from $3.05 billion to $2.5 billion (18%). Gold mining has been dropping from year to year. Georgian gold reserves increased greatly after the five-day war of 2008. The IMF, World Bank, European Bank and different funds granted Georgia $4.5 billion, mostly in the form of grants and long-term low-interest loans, to fill reserves and strengthen the lari. Gold reserves have been dropping ever since.
World press on sanctions against Russia (August 4, 2014)"Russia Scoffs At Sanctions, But Economy Feeling The Pain" is an article which featured today in Forbes. "The latest sanctions are the most punishing since. And while Russian …
The news came after the official held a press conference in Moscow.
Ukrainian political analyst Rostislav Ishchenko believes
Alexander Gushchin comments on coming early parliamentary elections in Ukraine
Alexey Maslov says
