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Business World Magazine (Ukraine)

Business World Magazine (Ukraine) is the informational portal.

BWM (Ukraine) informs on doing business in various countries, with special attention paid to Ukraine, Russia, Belarus, Azerbaijan and other ex-USSR countries, their business relations, investments and innovations.

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Ukraine: inflation reaches 10% in 2021

Consumer inflation in Ukraine in 2021 reached 10%, the press service of the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) reported. “In 2021, consumer inflation was 10%. The target of 5% + 1% was exceeded more significantly than expected a year ago. To a large extent, inflationary trends in Ukraine reflected global processes,” the report says. The…

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Georgia: PM and Stadler talk factory plans

Plans for launching a factory of Stadler Rail, an internationally recognized rail technology company, in Georgia were discussed at a meeting between Georgia’s prime minister Irakli Garibashvili and Stadler Chairman of the Board of Directors of the company. Garibashvili and Peter Spuhler, the interim CEO of the Switzerland-based company, reviewed the possibility of building a…

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Ukraine: wheat export up in H2 2021

In July-December 2021-2022 MY, Ukraine exported record 15.9 million tons of wheat, up by 27% YoY. Traditionally, North Africa (24%), Middle East (24%) and Southeastern Asia (23%) were the leading importers of Ukrainian wheat. Particularly, the shipments to Southeastern Asia remained virtually unchanged at 3.7 million tons, supplies to North Africa increased by 20%, to…

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