Economy
Ukraine
Ukraine, Allies Launch Joint Weapons Production Under Ramstein Format
Ukraine is working on 21 projects with leading global arms manufacturers, with up to 10 more planned abroad.
June 27, 2025
EU Unveils New State Aid Rules in Boon for Nuclear, Renewables
The EU unveiled new rules Wednesday allowing state aid for low-carbon tech, including nuclear, to boost competitiveness with the US and China through 2030.
June 25, 2025
Ukraine
Ukrainians Support Army With $23.8M in Donations via Monobank
As state funding does not fully cover the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, civilians have raised billions of hryvnias through fundraising efforts.
June 25, 2025
Ukraine
Oil Prices Keep Dropping After Trump’s Attack on Iran
Oil prices fell over 15% after Trump’s strike on Iran’s nuclear sites, defying fears of a Hormuz closure and cutting into Russia’s expected gains from higher crude prices.
June 25, 2025
Ukraine
Ukrenergo Supervisory Appoints Vitaliy Zaichenko as New CEO
Zaichenko was appointed Ukrenergo CEO after a 5-month delay due to political infighting. He led efforts to stabilize Ukraine’s grid amid Russian attacks.
June 24, 2025
Russia
Russia Running Out of Resources, Seeks New Economic Growth Model
“Russia is on the verge of recession, what’s next depends on the decisions we now make,” according to Russia’s Minister of Economic Development.
June 20, 2025
Ukraine
Closer Ties With EU Bring Mutual Benefits, Avoid Worst Scenarios – EU Bank President
Deeper integration increases the potential rewards, but risks alongside it should be controlled, EU’s Central Bank President said at a Kyiv Conference on Economics in a “Stormy, Fragmenting World.”
June 19, 2025
War in Ukraine
New Build Ukrainian Apartments Will Include Individual Integral Bomb Shelter
The Archimatika company has proposed to include shelter rooms in a new residential complex in Lviv based on Israeli experience and after consultation with Ukraine’s Emergency Services.
June 17, 2025
Europe
OPINION: Global Reshuffling: Investing Beyond American Exceptionalism
After decades of economic globalization, the world is entering a new phase – an era of geoeconomic fragmentation, trade barriers, and currency divergence – with the US driving much of it.
June 15, 2025
Ukraine
7 Strategies Ukrainian Investors Use to Grow in Uncertain Times
Energy, infrastructure and food processing are key areas of focus for Ukrainian investors whilst on-going uncertainty scuppers bold commitments and scalable long-term projects.
June 15, 2025
EU
Ukraine Receives Fifth Tranche of EU Loan Backed by Russian Assets
The EU has disbursed $7 billion of the ERA loan, out of a $20 billion total signed commitment.
June 14, 2025
Iran
Oil Prices Surge 8.8% After Israel’s Attack on Iran
The jump marked the biggest single-day move for oil benchmarks Brent and WTI since the beginning of Russiaʼs full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022.
June 13, 2025
Ukraine
Ukrainian Inflation Exceeded Key Rate in May
The country’s rate of inflation is still accelerating – the central bank previously stated it might be close to its peak and then decrease if frosts and drought don’t spoil the forecast.
June 11, 2025
ICU Weekly Insight: Central Bank Keeps the Key Rate and Hryvnia Stable
The NBU strengthened the hryvnia last week, despite a significant shortage of hard currency and large interventions remaining. Weekly Insight for June 9.
June 10, 2025
Ukraine
Israeli Entrepreneur Buys Shopping Mall, Business Center in Downtown Kyiv
The Irish banking corporation IBRC has sold two of its assets in the center of Kyiv for approximately $70-100 million to Israeli entrepreneur Ofer Kerzner.
June 10, 2025
Ukraine
EU Pulls Back: What the End of Duty-Free Trade Means for Ukraine
The European Union is reintroducing trade barriers after helping Ukraine double exports, leaving businesses scrambling for direction. Kyiv Post explains the changes and what lies ahead.
June 8, 2025
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