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Photo – Industrial production in Ukraine fell by 2.6% y/y in February – State Statistics Service
Industrial production in Ukraine fell by 2.6% y/y in February – State Statistics Service

In the first two months of the year, the figure fell by 4.6% y/y

Photo – The volume of construction in Ukraine remains almost 40% below pre-war levels
The volume of construction in Ukraine remains almost 40% below pre-war levels

Non-residential construction became the driver of the industry instead of the civil engineering segment

Photo – Industrial production declined due to the decline in the extractive industry in 2025
Industrial production declined due to the decline in the extractive industry in 2025

The defense industry, pharmaceuticals, steel sector, food industry, and construction materials manufacturing showed positive dynamics

Photo – Ukraine’s GDP in 2025 was 21% lower than its pre-war level
Ukraine’s GDP in 2025 was 21% lower than its pre-war level

Ukraine needs new drivers of growth, which can only be found in the industrial sector

Photo – How the Ukrainian economy developed in 2025
How the Ukrainian economy developed in 2025

Supporting factors included $52.4 billion in international aid, development of the agro-industrial complex and defense industry

Photo – The US Federal Reserve kept its key interest rate at 3.5-3.75%
The US Federal Reserve kept its key interest rate at 3.5-3.75%

According to the regulator, economic activity in the country is growing at a steady pace

Photo – The situation in the metal ore mining sector in Ukraine deteriorated sharply in 2025
The situation in the metal ore mining sector in Ukraine deteriorated sharply in 2025

Conjunctural assessments indicate that the situation in the steel industry is worse than the average for Ukrainian industry

Photo – The global economy and economies’ of Ukrainian major partners in 2026
The global economy and economies’ of Ukrainian major partners in 2026

In the context of external challenges for Ukraine, internal factors are becoming critically important

Photo – Ukrainian businesses are mostly showing negative expectations for 2026
Ukrainian businesses are mostly showing negative expectations for 2026

Business confidence in Ukraine declined in the fall amid worsening electricity shortages

Photo – Analysts expect Ukraine’s GDP to grow to $226 billion in 2026
Analysts expect Ukraine’s GDP to grow to $226 billion in 2026

Amid shelling, rising tariffs, and a lack of new drivers for the economy, Ukraine can expect minimal growth at best

Photo – The NBU has «plan B» in case of a lack of financial support from international partners
The NBU has «plan B» in case of a lack of financial support from international partners

In 2026, the National Bank expects Ukraine's GDP to grow by 2% y/y, with average annual inflation at 6.6% y/y

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