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  • Monthly Economic Monitor Ukraine No.10 (48)

    02.11.2004
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    • The pro-government parliamentary majority in the Verkhovna Rada collapsed after several parties seceded.
    • The real GDP increased by 13.6% yoy between January and August, due to high growth rates in manufacturing, agriculture, and trade.
    • Ukraine started to use the Odessa-Brody pipeline in the reverse direction.
    • The current account surplus reached USD 4.0 bn, or 15.5% of GDP, during the first half of 2004.
    • The Cabinet of Ministers submitted the Draft Budget Law for 2005 to Parliament.
    • The minimum monthly pension payment was increased from UAH 132 to UAH 284; the addition represents social aid.
    • US dollars got more expensive at cash exchange points (kiosks).

    MEMU SUPPLEMENT: "Private investment and growth implications of the revenue side of the First Draft Budget 2005"

    Issue:  No.10 (48) October 2004
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