In June, the producer price index of industrial output increased by 1.7% MoM, but decreased by 2.3% YoY, data from Statistics Estonia showed. Eveli Sokman, leading analyst at Statistics Estonia, said the producer price index was on the rise again after a long time. “In June compared to May, the producer price index was affected…
In June, actual unemployment rate comprised 9.8%, up by 0.2% MoM. Unemployment rate registered by the State Employment Agency (SEA) accounted for 8.6%, and, compared to May, rose by 0.2%. Unemployment rate increase may be observed also when comparing the data to the June of the previous year – of 3.5% in actual unemployment rate…
Ukrainian citizens declared UAH 94.5 billion as income received in 2019, up by UAH 11 billion YoY, the press service of the State Tax Service reported. Some 505,000 declarations of income and property were submitted, according to the report. The largest amounts of revenues for the last year were declared in Kyiv City – UAH…
The Pension Fund of Ukraine has approved the average wage for May in the amount of 9,546 hryvnias and 32 kopecks. “The indicator of the average salary for May that, in accordance with the law of Ukraine on compulsory state pension insurance, is taken into account for calculating pensions, has been approved as 9,546 hryvnias…
The economy will not be restored to its pre-coronavirus crisis state, the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications’ deputy secretary general for economic development Viljar Lubi has declared. “On the one hand, this is impossible because it is unsustainable and no country is even trying to do that. At the same time, there is a…
The Finance Ministry attracted UAH 8.3 billion to the state budget following auctions on the placement of domestic government bonds on July 14, the ministry’s press service has reported on Facebook. “At auctions on the placement of domestic government bonds, the Finance Ministry offered investors three issues of hryvnia securities with a maturity of three…
The United States has increased COVID-19 related funding for Ukraine by $1.8 billion. “Earlier this month, the United States announced an increase in COVID-19 related funding for Ukraine, from $15.5 million to nearly $17.3 million. The newest funding of nearly $1.8 million will support the International Organization for Migration’s activities in eastern Ukraine, supporting internally…