NBU
Regulator downgrades inflation and economic growth forecast for the current year
18 March 2025
To fight inflation, the National Bank raised the key rate to 15.5% per annum from March 7
According to NBU estimates, average billet prices will decrease by 6.2% y/y – to $579.6/t, for iron ore – by 6.7% y/y, to $113.3/t
The National Bank expects the country's real GDP to grow by 4.1% in 2024
09 December 2022
The main risks for economic development are a longer war and strikes on the energy structure
20 October 2022
The NBU kept the discount rate at 25% per annum
The burning of gold and foreign exchange reserves decreased by 3.5 times compared to June
01 August 2022
In June 2021, the balance of payments was adjusted with a surplus of UAH 753 million
29 July 2022
In the first quarter of 2023, the country's economy will also shrink by 19%, and recovery will begin in the second quarter
22 July 2022
The NBU's decision to correct the exchange rate is due to the reluctance to burn foreign exchange reserves and increase emissions
21 July 2022
Business supported the decision of the regulator
21 July 2022
In the next two years, the Ukrainian economy can recover by 5-6%