What are the possible consequences of reducing Ukraine’s financial assistance? If Ukraine’s budget gap increases in the next two years and the situation with external financing does not improve, a large-scale reduction in the NBU’s reserves and a sharp devaluation of... #BudgetDeficit #hryvniadevaluation #nbu #UkraineBudget2025 #ukrainedebt #UkraineEconomy
Ukrainian financiers anticipate inflation to slow over the next year after reaching 13.4% in February. Consequently, according to the NBU, financial analysts in February 2025 maintained their inflation forecast at 7.8% for the upcoming 12 months. The public’s inflation expectations have improved ... #financeUkraine #hryvniadevaluation #InflationinUkraine #UkraineCurrencyRate #UkraineEconomicForecast #UkraineEconomy
Ukraine’s national debt reached 92% of GDP. As of the end of 2024, Ukraine’s national debt reached to approximately ₴7T. Forbes analysts calculated that the ratio of national debt to GDP has reached 92%. This is the total national debt, w... #GDPinUkraine #hryvniadevaluation #ukrainedebt #UkraineEconomy
The IMF pushes Ukraine to raise taxes and depreciate the hryvnia, with $1.1B in new financial aid at stake. Ukrainian officials expect the IMF this week to push the country toward faster currency devaluation, lower interest rates, and to increase tax collection efforts to close the country’s budget de... #BudgetDeficit #financeUkraine #hryvniadevaluation #imf #nbu #UkraineBudget
The devaluation of the national currency against the dollar will continue in 2024. According to analysis from the ICU: “Given the NBU’s desire for devaluation and increased exchange rate volatility, we have revised the year-end exchange rate forecast to ₴42.3 per $1 comp... #CurrencyLiberalization #financeUkraine #foreignexchangemarket #Hryvnia #hryvniadevaluation #nbu
Unpopular decisions must be made: How does Ukraine plan to get along without US aid? If Ukraine does not receive $11.2B in budget support from the US (as part of a $60B aid package), the consequence will be difficult, unpopular decisions by the Ukrainian government, noted the head of ... #BudgetDeficit #DanyloHetmantsev #financialaidforUkraine #hryvniadevaluation #UkraineBudget2024 #USaidforUkraine
How did Ukraine’s economy react to the beginning of Russian aggression in 2014 and the full-scale war in 2022? Ukraine’s GDP did not fall as much in 2014 as it did in 2022, when it suffered a record-setting decline. In 2014-2015, GDP fell by 15.8%, and in 2022 – by almost 30%. However, the trajectory of ... #GDPinUkraine #hryvniadevaluation #InflationinUkraine #UkraineEconomy #WarinUkraine
Ukrainians prefer foreign currency savings despite the interest growth rate on hryvnia deposits. The yield on bank deposits has grown for the hryvnia in recent months. And in January, according to the NBU, hryvnia deposit interest rates rose by 0.1% up to 12.2% per annum. Foreign currency deposit... #ForeignCurrencyDeposits #hryvniadevaluation #UkraineDeposits
The hryvnia’s purchasing power will drop by at least half. According to the head of the National Bank, Kyrylo Shevchenko, even the current 22.2% consumer inflation per year is a significant reduction, by almost a quarter, of the real disposable income of citi... #hryvniadevaluation #InflationinUkraine #KyryloShevchenko
The NBU will keep the interest rate at 25% for the next two years. Ukraine’s central bank devalued the hryvnia and said it might keep interest rates at 25% for another two years to protect its dwindling foreign-currency reserves as Russia’s invasion ravages the econ... #hryvniadevaluation #HryvniaRate2022
