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Weekly Insight -- Economy rises 3.3% in 2018

In 2019, the real GDP growth rate is set to slow due to conservative fiscal and tight monetary policies, as well as less favourable external conditions.

26/03/2019 8 EN

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Weekly Insight -- Economy rises 3.3% in 2018

Weekly Insight -- Inflation falls sharply in March

Bond Market Insight -- UAH bond rates decline further

Weekly Insight -- NBU reserves boosted by foreign aid

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