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Andrii Glushchenko

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Andrii Glushchenko

Analyst, PhD in Economics

Description:

Experience – 10 years. The main areas of interest are the problems of macroeconomics, current trends in the development of steel industry, statistical modeling and forecasting. From 2013 to 2018 – an analyst at Altana Capital. Since September 2018 – at the GMK Center. Graduated from the Accounting and Finance Faculty of Donetsk National University in 2012. Specialty – «Applied statistics. In 2016 he get PhD thesis in statistics.

Publications:

72 author publications of the site

Authors publications

Photo – Ukrainian and European steel industries: different challenges and shared pressures

Infographics iron and steel industry of Ukraine

03 June 2026

Ukrainian and European steel industries: different challenges and shared pressures

Energy, trade, and investment pressures are creating new opportunities for cooperation

Photo – From strength to vulnerability: Ukraine’s steel sector in 2025

Infographics Ukraine’s iron and steel industry

23 April 2026

From strength to vulnerability: Ukraine’s steel sector in 2025

Declining production, rising imports, and uncertainty surrounding the CBAM are jeopardizing the industry’s future

Photo – Iron and steel sector of Ukraine paid $0.9 bln in taxes in 2025

News Industry taxes

22 April 2026

Iron and steel sector of Ukraine paid $0.9 bln in taxes in 2025

The sector accounted for 1.4% of total tax revenues in Ukraine

Photo – Iron and steel sector contributed 5.5% to the GDP of Ukraine in 2025

News Industry Ukraine’s iron and steel industry

21 April 2026

Iron and steel sector contributed 5.5% to the GDP of Ukraine in 2025

The industry has lost positions in many export markets, while becoming increasingly dependent on shipments to the EU

Photo – Ukraine’s iron ore mining sector remains under pressure in 2026

Infographics iron ore

17 April 2026

Ukraine’s iron ore mining sector remains under pressure in 2026

Falling prices, rising energy costs and CBAM reshape production and export dynamics

Photo – In 2013-2025 Ukrainian steelmaking capacities decreased by 81%

Infographics steel capacities

30 March 2026

In 2013-2025 Ukrainian steelmaking capacities decreased by 81%

Now Ukraine has no excess capacity, while room for steel production growth is limited

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