Section: CNBC (USA)
Ukrainian president suggests PM should resign
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko suggested in a statement on Tuesday that Prime Minister Arseny Yatseniuk should resign. …read more Source:...
IMF’s Lagarde warns Ukraine it could lose vital aid
Ukraine is taking too long to introduce government reforms and fight corruption, the head of the International Monetary Fund warned Wednesday. …read more Source:...
Russia plans first bond issuance since sanctions
Russia is exploring international bond issuance for the first time since the war in Ukraine sparked sanctions from the west. …read more Source:...
Ukraine warns of rising risk of war with Russia
Hopes for Ukraine were hit on Wednesday, when the country’s president warned that the risk of war with Russia had risen and its economy minister resigned. …read more Source:...
Ukraine can see economic growth in 2016: FinMin
Despite persistent inflation and recent exit from recession, Ukraine can eke out modest growth in 2016, the country’s finance minister told CNBC. …read more Source:...
Coca-Cola, Google enter Ukraine-Russia minefield
Google and Coca-Cola felt the wrath of both Ukraine and Russia after major online blunders this week. …read more Source:...
Ukraine central bank sees inflation hitting 44%
Ukraine’s central bank governor said on Wednesday that inflation this year had hit 44 percent, up from 24.9 percent in 2014. …read more Source:...
Crimea in state of emergency after pylons ‘blown up’
Pylons carrying electricity from Ukraine were damaged, cutting off power to almost 2 million people. …read more Source:...
VTB Bank: Russia sanctions losing their bite
VTB Bank beat earnings forecasts in the third quarter, as sanctions on Russia are losing their bite, the bank’s chairman said. …read more Source:...
For Ukraine, the EU remains an inspiration
The challenges facing our European neighbors seem like minor disturbances to an otherwise hugely successful economic project. …read more Source:...