Experts indicate that development plans in the eastern and eastern central regions are currently very restrained. New projects are rarely launched; most activity is on projects that were initiated before 2022 are being completed. Instead, the secondary market is actively…
Category: 9. Business
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The Kremlin has once again rejected a proposed 30-day ceasefire and will utilize the three-day May truce to its advantage.
Russian Presidential Spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated that a 30-day ceasefire is “impossible without resolving all the nuances.” The Kremlin also mentioned that they had not received Ukraine’s response to its proposed temporary truce. However, President Zelenskyy…
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The economic partnership agreement with the US has become more equal.
It will cover all resources, including oil and gas. President Zelenskyy said that, according to a report by government officials on the progress of negotiations with the US on the conclusion of an economic partnership agreement, the text of the document has been…
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The EU may separate the accession processes for Ukraine and Moldova due to Hungary’s actions.
European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos stated that the EU may differentiate the pathways for Moldova and Ukraine’s integration as soon as June, when decisions regarding enlargement are made in Brussels. She noted that discussions are currently taking place…
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Ukraine is the most attractive destination for European investment, as it has the potential to become an industrial hub within the EU during its recovery process.
The most promising location for European investment is Ukraine. Given that the country’s recovery will adhere to EU standards, the country is positioned to evolve into a dynamic industrial hub in digital and green transformation, emphasized European Commissioner for…
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Ukraine’s national energy company has reached an agreement to restructure its $825M green bond debt.
NPC Ukrenergo has finalized an agreement to restructure the terms of its debt stemming from state-backed green sustainability-linked development bonds with a rate of 6.875% per annum, maturing in 2028. The company has collaborated with investors who control around 45% of…
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Ukraine’s national debt has reached another historic high of nearly $172B.
According to the Ministry of Finance, Ukraine’s total public (direct and guaranteed) debt increased by 1.56%, or $2.64B, in March, totaling $171.73B compared to the previous month. Direct external debt rose from $118.05B to $120.94B during the month, while direct…
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What are the possible consequences of reducing Ukraine’s financial assistance?
If Ukraine’s budget gap increases in the next two years and the situation with external financing does not improve, a large-scale reduction in the NBU’s reserves and a sharp devaluation of the hryvnia will become inevitable. The devaluation of the hryvnia, in turn,…
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IFC and Ukrsibbank will boost medium-sized and larger corporations in Ukraine.
The IFC and Ukrsibbank, whose shareholders include BNP Paribas Group and the EBRD, have announced the launch of a new €66M Risk Sharing Facility (RSF) to support medium- and large-sized enterprises in Ukraine. This initiative aims to provide critically needed financing…
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Latvia transfers 1,500 combat drones to Ukraine, and Poland has spent $86M on the purchase of Starlink terminals.
Latvia has sent another 1,500 combat drones to Ukraine; in total, two Latvian companies will deliver 12,000 drones in the first half of the year. The drones are being provided as part of the drone coalition led by Latvia and Britain. Riga supplied Kyiv with around 5,000…
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