The International Monetary Fund is demanding that Ukraine abolish the moratorium on agricultural land trade which has been in force since 2002.
One year after the agreement on a free trade area between Ukraine and the European Union entered into force, the first positive results can be noticed.
China reiterated its proposal to create a free trade area with Ukraine. Given the form and the circumstances of the offer, it is more reminiscent of an ultimatum.
Banks with Russian capital, which have so far maintained a strong position in Ukraine, are now slowly preparing to retreat.
The IMF is calling on the Ukrainian government to patch the gigantic hole in the retirement system, however, Kiev is refusing to raise the retirement age and offers other solutions.
Ukraine is a global leader when it comes to amber deposits. However, large sums of money that could be earned from the amber business are still bypassing the Ukrainian budget.
At the end of April China reiterated its proposal to establish a free trade area with Ukraine. Its form and circumstances make it more like an ultimatum.
Three years after the Russia’s aggression on Crimea, Russian businesses are feeling very much at home there. Capital from the north does not lose ground, but is gaining new outposts.
2016 was not a kind year to the Ukrainian economy. GDP increased by 1.8 per cent. According to experts it will not be easy for Ukraine to catch up. The external and internal conditions are not conducive to economic growth.
Rapid devaluation of hryvnia, in spite of relatively stable macroeconomics, is a phenomenon puzzling Ukrainian economists. The IMF warns that deeper devaluation will lead to an increase in debt, which could leave the country on...