Economics
Ukraine’s GDP expanded 3.7% YoY in 2Q24 and the central bank strengthened the hryvnia. Weekly Insight for Sept. 30
Oct. 1
War in Ukraine
Comfy's CEO attacked smaller technology electronics chains, naming Yabko, Techojizhak and Yabluka, for allegedly supporting the shadow economy by distributing iPhones without paying state taxes.
Sep. 30
The MoF borrowed UAH72.4bn, the largest monthly amount during the Great War
Sep. 26
Business
Companies still working in Russia not only contribute taxes to Moscow’s war chest, but they are obliged to facilitate conscription of those who commit war crimes in Ukraine.
Sep. 26
Interview
Kyiv Post spoke with Ukraine’s Business Ombudsman Roman Waschuk about the state does wrong while dealing with businesses and why creating another new agency for donor’s cash won’t do the magic trick.
Sep. 25
Ukraine
Have you ever wondered how Ukraine’s top CEOs navigate the chaos of war? Witness firsthand as they reveal their strategies for survival and success in Ukraine that help keep the economy moving forward
Sep. 24
Interview
Kyiv Post spoke with Ukraine’s Business Ombudsman Roman Waschuk about the business climate in Ukraine and why it is forgetting the past of oligarchs.
Sep. 24
Ukraine
Ukraine secures defense spending and increase of wages, while the West confirmed less than half of financial aid needed to cover social wages and concessional funding for business in Ukraine.
Sep. 21
Economy
The Ministry of Finance borrowed more than Hr.10 billion ($245 million) in local currency but did not offer USD-denominated bills.
Sep. 19
Russia
Nine European countries protested against the IMF’s plans to resume missions to Russia, arguing that engaging with Russia would damage the Fund's reputation.
Sep. 18
Ukraine
A new version of the national tax law seeks to provide $1.4 billion more in military funding, cut down from the original draft worth $3.5 billion. Lawmakers will vote on the new bill next month.
Sep. 17
Selling volumes increase for bonds internally and externally while Ukraine competes fifth round of the the IMF program and tests the market reaction to hryvnia weakening. Weekly Insight for Sept. 16.
Sep. 17
Economy
The central bank published its Basic Principles of Monetary Policy, in which it aims for a stable economy, but does not provide any scenarios in case the situation worsens or improves.
Sep. 14
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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