Economics
Business
Ukraine’s State Property Fund aims to sell off key state assets to investors as part of an open and transparent process.
Aug. 28
Business
Two days after Independence Day, Russian missiles and drones targeted Ukrainian energy infrastructure in 15 regions, leading to a shortage of water and electricity supply across the country.
Aug. 26
Ukraine
You might encounter them in your supermarket, pub, or favorite online store – they’re Ukrainian brands that have carved out places for themselves in international markets.
Aug. 24
Top News
Ukraine’s largest one-dollar store retailer secured a deal to buy a 100,000 square meter (1 million square feet) commercial property that belonged to Ukraine’s major investment bank Dragon Capital.
Aug. 22
Economy
Ukrposhta is ready to open a branch in Sudzha to deliver parcels to Ukraine’s Armed Forces as soon as permits, funding, and safety measures come through.
Aug. 16
Ukraine
Key current drivers for inflation include a rise in the price of processed foods and increased business costs.
Aug. 16
Russia
Raiffeisen Bank was once a safe haven for foreign currency transactions abroad for Russian citizens, compared to other Western and Russian banks – now it’s not.
Aug. 16
War in Ukraine
Ukraine’s central bank has switched from an anti-shock policy to stabilization and wants to return to inflation-targeting – which role best meet the future need for new budget revenues?
Aug. 14
War in Ukraine
Data showed that most foreign companies opened in Ukraine after the 2022 invasion were involved in wholesale trade, with Turkish citizens among the top nationals opening companies in Ukraine.
Aug. 14
Ukraine
Ukraine’s largest offline retailer Knyharnya Ye sees it as a sign Ukrainians do not want to give up connections with Ukrainian culture abroad.
Aug. 13
Ukraine
The 2024 half-year results for land market deals show companies are more reluctant to buy land than before the war, and the market is showing first signs of seasonality.
Aug. 11
Ukraine
The Ministry of Finance plans to raise taxes for defense spending, emphasizing taxpayers’ responsibility. Entrepreneurs show little support, but analysts advise: “get rid of rose-tinted glasses.”
Aug. 10
Ukraine
Total losses from Russian attacks amount to $56.5 billion, including $16.1 billion in direct damages and $40.4 billion in unearned revenues, repairs, and debris removal.
Aug. 8
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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