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Add as preferred source on GoogleUkraine's GDP rose 0.7% in February y/y, impacted by Russian strikes and lower exports, according to the economy ministry.
(Reuters) - Ukraine's gross domestic product grew up 0.7% in February year on year, the country's economy ministry said on Wednesday.
First deputy economy minister Oleksiy Sobolev said that the slowdown in economic growth in February was caused by Russian strikes on gas production facilities and temporarily lower exports.
(Reporting by Yuliia Dysa; Editing by Hugh Lawson)
The main topic is Ukraine's GDP growth of 0.7% in February year on year, as reported by the economy ministry.
Russian strikes on gas production facilities and temporarily lower exports contributed to the slowdown in growth.
First deputy economy minister Oleksiy Sobolev provided the information, with the report edited by Hugh Lawson.
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