Economics
Ministry of Finance changes structure of UAH bonds offering, central bank forced to increase interventions, and food prices increase above expectations. Weekly Insight for Oct. 14
8h ago
Ukraine
International partners view the reform of the State Customs Service of Ukraine as one of the key elements of the European integration process.
1d ago
Economy
Ukraine’s labor market is being impacted by military mobilization and by skills shortages. So bosses are looking to hire more women, as well as teenagers, to fill the gaps.
2d ago
Economy
Joint funding from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and International Finance Corporation (IFC) promises a significant increase in the telecoms group’s market share.
Oct. 12
Ukraine's Ministry of Finance raised Hr. 30.3 billion for the state budget, mainly from UAH bonds. Bond Market Insight for Oct. 9
Oct. 11
Armed Forces of Ukraine
To raise funds for the AFU, Ukrainians launch bank products, reopen festivals closed due to the war and conduct auctions that collect millions of hryvnias.
Oct. 8
Business
Ukraine is facing the lowest fertility and highest mortality rates in Europe, but the government is looking for ways to improve the situation.
Oct. 8
The central bank decreased interventions, banks buy bonds for reserves and Eurobond prices flattened. Weekly Insight for Oct. 7
Oct. 7
Kyiv
Dragon Capital bought 100% of the share capital from the Karavan Outlet’s previous owner, adding a sixth shopping mall to their portfolio – its largest shopping mall in Kyiv.
Oct. 7
Business
The central bank, ministries of Economy and Finance are developing a state war insurance agency that would create war insurance products, manage the existing ones and help set market rules.
Oct. 5
Business
The new uResidency program will help freelancers get e-resident status and more easily do business in Ukraine – encouraging investment in the country.
Oct. 4
Ukraine
Karavan Outlet would be the sixth shopping mall the investment bank bought and the largest of its Kyiv shopping malls.
Oct. 4
Putin
Could Russia be forced out of Ukraine, not due to a military victory, but due to the Russian economy's collapse? Increasingly there are signs in Moscow that Russia's war may soon run out of money.
Oct. 3
Business
Heavy industries, commerce, construction and the service sectors have been hit hard, whilst there has been significant state spending on de-mining, infrastructure recovery and social benefits.
Oct. 3
The state borrowed in usual volumes while banks purchased bonds for reserves. Bond Market Insight for Oct. 2.
Oct. 2
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Riyadh denied the Bloomberg report, saying it did not threaten to sell euro and French bonds as a way to influence the G7 into not seizing $280 billion of Russia’s frozen assets.
Jul. 10