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Farmers in the Black Sea region could see their spring planting operations ruined if war in Ukraine intensifies and spread to more rural areas, analysts

(Bloomberg) -- Emerging markets are standing firm despite escalating tension along the Ukrainian border, with investors more closely eyeing the impact of major central banks catching up on the global tightening cycle. From stocks to local currencies, pockets of emerging markets are on the up.

(Bloomberg) — Emerging markets are standing firm despite escalating tension along the Ukrainian border, with investors more closely eyeing the impact of major…

ANNOUNCEMENT OF AN INVITATION TO TENDER FOR SALE SHARES IN KERNEL HOLDING S.A.

Bioenergy offers a promising alternative in Ukraine, especially as natural gas prices continue to surge, but the transition may be easier said than done

Advocates say a budding bioenergy project in Zhytomyr shows how Ukraine could turn to wood and plant waste to reduce its reliance on natural gas to heat homes. But subsidized gas prices for heating companies discourage them from switching to biomass, keeping the country dependent on Russian fuel.