Business World Magazine (Ukraine)
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In 2020, Ukraine increased exports of vegetable and animal fats by 22% and remained the largest sunflower oil exporter to the European Union. “As for vegetable and animal fats, Ukraine increased exports of these products by 22%. This growth was achieved primarily due to the growth of sunflower production, domestic processing and increased sales of…
DetailsIn November 2020, the number of foreign and resident visitors comprised 50.3 thousand, down by 44.2% MoM and by 72.3% YoY. As compared to November of the previous year, the number of nights spent by visitors reduced by 66% and comprised 121.9 thousand nights. After the emergency situation was declared in the country on November…
DetailsProposals from over 20 local governments on the use of European Union funds have been made for 2021 onward, in conjunction with the Finance Ministry. Regional development is reportedly a major focus in the coming budgetary strategy period. The Association of Estonian Cities and Municipalities (ELVL) presented its EU structural funds proposals to the Ministry…
DetailsIn November 2020, state debt of Kyrgyzstan reached $740.5 per capita. The debt burden increased by $6.6 over the month. According to the Ministry of Finance, as of November 30, 2020, the state debt (external plus internal) of Kyrgyzstan amounted to $4,887.46 billion (414,448.46 billion soms), including $4,218.38 billion (357,711.54 billion soms) of external and…
DetailsHead of the Center of Public Finance and Governance at Kyiv School of Economics (KSE) Daryna Marchak said the national budget for 2020 was fully implemented due to the aggressive borrowing policy of the Finance Ministry in December 2020. “In December 2020, the Finance Ministry borrowed UAH 166 billion ($5.9 billion) to the state budget,…
DetailsIn January-November 2020, the net profit of Ukrainian banks amounted to UAH 43.365 billion, according to data provided by the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU). The result is UAH 15.6 billion less than in the same period last year (UAH 59.001 billion). As of December 1, 2020, there were 74 operating banks in Ukraine. (Ukrinform/Business…
DetailsAlthough last year there was a slight increase in unemployment in Latvia, the second wave of Covid-19 has yet to leave a tangible effect, said the director of the Latvian State Employment Agency (NVA) Evita Simsone. “The current unemployment level is slightly up, and so far we have yet to see any major influence from…
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