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100062, RE: Konjunkturbelebung in der Ukraine
Eingetragen von BBK_06, 15.4.10 22:38
Bei den Verkäufen neuer Autos geht es in der Ukraine weiter bergab:


Bank deposits increase

Banking sector deposits rose by 4 percent to Hr 338 billion in March, with inflows from both households and businesses on the rise. Household deposits increased by 2 percent to Hr 220 billion on account of both hryvnia and foreign-currency accounts, while corporate accounts surged by 8 percent to Hr 118 billion, partly reflecting a seasonal effect related to companies’ tax payment schedules. The share of hryvnia deposits rose 1.1 percentage points to 54.1 percent of total bank deposits last month. Lending activity remained subdued in March, in both the corporate and retail segments, with the total volume of outstanding bank loans decreasing by 0.7 percent to Hr 697 billion. Banks decreased their hryvnia lending rates by 1 percentage point to 16.8 percent on average last month but that did not produce any visible effect.


Consolidated budget deficit widens

Ukraine’s consolidated budget ran a deficit of Hr 2.7 billion in January-February, or 0.3 percent of the gross domestic product, compared to a surplus of Hr 1.3 billion recorded over the same period in 2009. Consolidated revenues, which include central and local budget receipts, inched down 0.6 percent over the period due to a slump in non-tax revenues and despite an 11 percent increase in tax collection. The latter was partly attributable to an improved economic environment and, to a large extent, to advance tax collection and delays in value-added tax (VAT) refunds to exporters. Despite the decline in total revenues, spending rose 10 percent in the first two months of the year, primarily on account of higher social outlays, thus widening the budget deficit. For the full year, the government and the International Monetary Fund have preliminarily agreed on a deficit target of 6 percent of GDP (UAH 64 billion), including deficits in the consolidated budget, the Pension Fund and oil and gas monopoly Naftogaz.


Car sales keep falling

Sales of new cars in Ukraine declined an annualized 38 percent to 28,407 vehicles in January-March due to still weak consumer demand and stalled bank lending. First-quarter sales dynamics seem to confirm local producers’ pessimistic projections of a further decrease in domestic car sales this year to 120,000-130,000 vehicles. In 2009 sales of new cars in Ukraine plunged 74 percent to 162,291 vehicles after surging to a record high of 623,252 cars in pre-crisis 2008.
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