Ukraine may see 7% GDP decline in 2014 – Yatseniuk
Ukraine's agricultural sector may grow by 5% in 2014, while GDP may decline by 7% due to hostilities in the east of the country, Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatseniuk said.
"Ukraine's agricultural sector is the only branch of the economy that demonstrates up to 5% growth. Another positive piece of news is that change in our Ease of Doing Business rank was 16 positions up. However, a negative thing is that our GDP may potentially contract by 7%," he said at the Ukrainian-Norwegian forum in Kyiv on Tuesday.
The Ukrainian government expects the country's economy to stabilize in the first half of 2015, he added.
Advertising
Advertising
MORE ABOUT
Ukraine should start negotiations on joining NATO at the Washington Summit - Alexander Vershbow
17:56, 23.10.2023
Yatseniuk says his team became stronger after political crisis of 2016
14:34, 11.11.2017
Yatseniuk calls for transition to European model of parliamentary-presidential republic
14:03, 11.11.2017
People's Front Party to participate in presidential and parliamentary elections in 2019
12:33, 11.11.2017
Ukrainian FM calling Russian absentia arrest of Yatseniuk 'element of hybrid war'
13:13, 29.03.2017
LATEST
Restoring access to Polymarket requires platform to obtain license – PlayCity Ukrainian gambling agency
14:14, 14.01.2026
Investment concept by Dragon Capital, Amber Infrastructure wins selection for European Commission's Ukraine Reconstruction Fund
10:25, 14.01.2026
Moldova prepares to start negotiations with IMF on new cooperation program
21:12, 13.01.2026
MHP subsidiaries provide guarantees for potential new bond issue of up to $1 bln
21:00, 13.01.2026
JYSK indexes store employees' salaries in Ukraine by 15%