News List
Monday, July, 30th 2012
- 16:55:36Retail trade turnover in Latvia increased by 8.4% in June y-o-y
- 16:47:57India's inflation pressures persist despite slowing growth, says RBI
- 16:41:03Piraeus to absorb ATEbank in Greek banking reorganization
- 15:15:33Argentine grains futures market in shock: government wants operations in Pesos
- 15:14:28Russia investing heavily in becoming self sufficient in beef production
- 12:44:34U.S. economy grows by 1.5 percent in Q2, more than expected
- 11:31:14Implementing agreement on CIS free trade zone in Ukraine to facilitate GDP growth by 2.5% - economic feasibility report
- 10:07:15Daily Trading of Ukrainian Agricultural Companies' Shares on International Stock Markets (27.07.2012, closing)
Friday, July, 27th 2012
- 16:56:22GDP Report: U.S. economy slowed in second quarter
- 16:38:09Drought to Trigger Higher Food Prices in 2013
- 16:23:45Ukraine's GDP growth in 2012 to slowdown to 1.9%
- 15:21:33UAIndex: Daily update on trading of Ukrainian agro holdings on foreign stock exchanges, 26.07.2012
- 12:27:12Food, bioenergy lower Bunge’s second-quarter earnings
- 11:40:22Daily Trading of Ukrainian Agricultural Companies' Shares on International Stock Markets (26.07.2012, closing)
- 10:38:54Starbucks cuts outlook as world economy struggles
Thursday, July, 26th 2012
- 17:53:18Unilever Profit Slips But Emerging Markets Support
- 17:41:01Premier says status of important through-passage should be returned to the Dnieper River
- 17:36:09Belarus max inflation expected at 12% in 2013
- 17:19:56PepsiCo profit hit as turnaround efforts continue
- 16:58:38India. Sugar exporters cashing in on delay in Brazil cane harvest
- 16:41:49Poland June Retail Sales Growth Slows, Jobless Rate Falls
- 16:19:37Prysiazhniuk: Ukraine completing harvesting of early grain crops
- 15:31:07UAIndex: Daily update on trading of Ukrainian agro holdings on foreign stock exchanges, 25.07.2012
- 13:58:05Albania can export to US without custom duties
- 13:21:21Brazil wants WTO to sanction countries that manipulate their currencies