Financial news
Ukraine to soon receive $3.9 billion grant from United States – PM Shmyhal
Finance Ministerʼs stance on military levy increase: Countries making tough decisions win wars
$510 million in deals: Ukraine's M&A market grows in 2024
Ukraine agrees on restructuring of Eurobonds: conditions
Ukraine starts second round of negotiations on restructuring of Eurobonds – Bloomberg
Ukraine has already met conditions for new tranches from both EU and IMF
€285,000 in total: OECD to cover Ukraine's 2024 fees and past debts
Ukraine exports $20 billion worth of goods in six months. To which countries did they sell?
Oschadbank estimated cost of gigawatt of generation announced by Zelenskyy at $700 million
Economic growth slows in Ukraine due to power outages – Ministry of Economy
Ukraine becomes second largest IMF debtor after new tranche
Ukraine rises to 57th place in world's largest economies ranking
Ukraine enters World Bank's upper-middle-income country list for first time
Ukraine's Ministry of Economy forecasts sharp GDP acceleration from 2026
IMF approves $2.2 billion tranche for Ukraine's budget support
Finland sends Ukraine new military aid worth €159 million
Ukrainians import over $2 billion worth of cars in first four months of 2024
Ukraine's real GDP grows by 6.5% in first quarter – State Statistics Service
Ukraine signs €27 billion loan agreement with EU
Analysis
Shadow tobacco kings of Ukraine
'Powerful and substantial'. European Union agrees on 14th sanctions package
Candidates from six countries want to join Supervisory Board of Ukraine's Defense Procurement Agency
Average US dollar exchange rate in Ukrainian banks exceeds 41 hryvnias
Ukraine's key policy rate reduced to 13%. Central bank predicts acceleration of inflation
US to quadruple secondary sanctions on Russia this week – FT
Ukraine loses over $3 billion in reserves in one month without financial aid
EU finance ministers leaning towards US proposal to provide Ukraine with $50 billion loan
Aerospace company of former Ukrainian owner listed for sale for $1.5 billion
Almost 31,000 sole proprietorships cease operations in Ukraine in 2024
Chancellor Scholz supports use of 90% of revenues from frozen Russian assets for weapons for Ukraine
