macroeconomics

Ukrainian infrastructure losses estimated $62.6 billion, KSE Institute

15,000 km of roads, 5,000 km of railways have been destroyed, 15 airports, 350 bridges are laid out since the war began

Ukrainian Government stop business inspections under martial law

Exceptions are inspections of price rises, human life, and health checks, national safety

The IMF forecasts a decline in Ukraine’s GDP in 2022 by at least 10%

The IMF also expects the inflation to rise to 20%

State Statistic Service evaluates Ukraine’s GDP growth in 2021 at 3.4%

GDP in the mining industry amounted to UAH 364.2 billion

The Cabinets of Ministers evaluates losses from Russian aggression at $500 billion

Since the beginning of the invasion the Russian invasion army destroyed 3.5 thousands objects of infrastructure

Ukrainian economy halved due to war – NBU

Ukrainian Сentral bank cannot estimate how many hundreds of billions of dollars it will take after the war to restore the economy

Industrial production in Ukraine increased by 1.1% in 2021

Production of steel and finished metal products increased by 5.2% over the year

The National Bank downgraded its forecast for Ukraine’s GDP growth in 2022 to 3.4%

Yet, the regulator expects a recovery of Ukraine’s economy and a 3.7% GDP growth in 2023

The Ministry of Economy downgrades its economic growth forecast for Ukraine to 3.6% in 2022

The new pandemic challenges keep affecting all economies in the world, including Ukraine

The Ministry of Economy downgraded its consensus forecast for GDP growth to 3.4% in 2021

The economic growth in Ukraine will slow down to 3.6% in 2022

IMF downgraded its growth forecast for Ukraine’s GDP to 3.2%

Expectations for 2022–2023 remained at the same level (3.6% and 3.4% growth respectively)

State Statistics Service estimates the increase in Ukraine’s GDP in Q3 at 2.4%

Ukraine’s GDP grew 1.4% against the previous quarter

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