Archive 2005

• 30.12.2006

  Monthly Economic Monitor Ukraine No.12 (62)

  According to the Derzhkomstat, between January and October the real GDP grew by 2.8% yoy compared to the 12.7% yoy rise in the same period of the previous year.
  
  MEMU SUPPLEMENT: "Russia – Ukraine gas negotiations: exploring compromise"

  Issue:  No.12 (62) December 2005
  Tags:  Center of economic research
• 06.12.2005

  Monthly Economic Monitor Ukraine No.11 (61)

  During the first nine months of 2005 the real GDP increased by 2.8% yoy, backed by moderate growth of value added in manufacturing, agriculture, and transportation.
  
  MEMU SUPPLEMENT: "Privatization of Kryvorizhstal"

  Issue:  No.11 (61) November 2005
  Tags:  Center of economic research
• 02.11.2005

  Monthly Economic Monitor Ukraine No.10 (60)

  According to Derzhkomstat, the real GDP increased by a very moderate 2.8% yoy during the first eight months of the year, continuing the deceleration started at the end of 2004.
  
  MEMU SUPPLEMENT: "New Government - new hopes?"

  Issue:  No.10 (60) October 2005
  Tags:  Center of economic research
• 01.10.2005

  Monthly Economic Monitor Ukraine No.9 (59)

  The deceleration of real GDP growth continued in July. According to Derzhkomstat estimates, the real GDP increased by 3.7% yoy during the first seven months of 2005 compared to the two-digit growth rate for the same period of the previous year.
  
  MEMU SUPPLEMENT: "Is Ukraine on the verge of capital account liberalization?"

  Issue:  No.9 (59) September 2005
  Tags:  Center for economic research
• 01.09.2005

  Monthly Economic Monitor Ukraine No.8 (58)

  In July Derzhkomstat issued an update for the real GDP growth during the first quarter of the year. The GDP growth was revised downwards by 0.4 percentage points to 5.0% yoy.
  
  MEMU SUPPLEMENT: "A Ukrainian Sugar Crisis"

  Issue:  No.8 (58) August 2005
  Tags:  Center of economic research
• 01.08.2005

  Monthly Economic Monitor Ukraine No.7 (57)

  The decelerating trend of economic growth continued in May. According to Derzhkomstat, the real GDP increased by 4.7% yoy between January and May, that is 0.3 percentage points lower than for the first four months of the year.
  
  MEMU SUPPLEMENT: "Budget Resolution for 2006: Another “consumption budget” is expected"

  Issue:  No.7 (57) July 2004
  Tags:  Center of economic research
• 01.07.2005

  Monthly Economic Monitor Ukraine No.6 (56)

  Economic growth continued to slow in April. According to Derzhkomstat, the real GDP increased by 5.0% yoy between January and April.
  
  MEMU SUPPLEMENT: "The Ukrainian gasoline “crisis”"

  Issue:  No.6 (56) June 2005
  Tags:  Center of economic research
• 03.06.2005

  Monthly Economic Monitor Ukraine No.5 (55)

  According to Derzhkomstat, the real GDP grew by 5.4% yoy in the first quarter of 2005 compared to a 12.7% yoy rise during the same period of last year. Slowing growth was registered in all major sectors of the economy, except in agriculture.
  
  MEMU SUPPLEMENT: "Hryvnia Revaluation as a Measure to Combat Inflation?"

  Issue:  No.5 (55) May 2005
  Tags:  Center of economic research
• 03.05.2005

  Monthly Economic Monitor Ukraine No.4 (54)

  The country’s economic growth continued to slow at the beginning of 2005 compared to last year’s figures. According to Derzhkomstat, the real GDP increased by 5.5% yoy during the first two months of the year, i.e. at nearly half the rate of last year.
  
  MEMU SUPPLEMENT: "Liberalizing the foreign exchange market: benefits and risks"

  Issue:  No.4 (54) April 2005
  Tags:  Center of economic research
• 02.04.2005

  Monthly Economic Monitor Ukraine №3 (53)

  According to Derzhkomstat, the real GDP grew by 6.5% yoy in January 2005, compared to 9.0% yoy in January 2004. A slowdown of growth rates in industry and trade, as well as negative growth rates in construction contributed to the lower real GDP figure.
  
  MEMU SUPPLEMENT: "New social liabilities: A fiscal gap of UAH 13.5 bn"

  Issue:  No.3 (53) March 2005
  Tags:  Center of economic research
• 06.03.2005

  Monthly Economic Monitor Ukraine No.2 (52)

  According to Derzhkomstat, the real industrial output increased by 12.5% in 2004 compared to a 15.8% rise in 2003. As during the previous year, the main contributors to industrial growth were machine building, metallurgy and the food industry, together explaining more than two thirds of the overall growth.
  
  MEMU SUPPLEMENT: "Ukraine and the European Union: Selected trade issues"

  Issue:  No.2 (52) February 2005
  Tags:  Center of economic research
• 02.02.2005

  Monthly Economic Monitor Ukraine No.1 (51)

  The gradual deceleration of economic growth continued in November. According to preliminary Derzhkomstat estimates, the real GDP increased by 12.4% yoy during the first eleven months that is 0.3 percentage points less than the ten-month figure.
  
  MEMU SUPPLEMENT: "Causes of inflation in 2004 and perspectives for 2005"

  Issue:  No.1 (51) January 2005
  Tags:  Center of economic research