“In the first three months of the year, we have already announced the allocation of over €20B in assistance to Ukraine. Our command in Wiesbaden continues to coordinate the supply of security assistance and training for the Armed Forces of Ukraine,” said NATO…
Category: 9. Business
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Europe considers utilizing NATO assets for a peacekeeping force in Ukraine.
NATO could play a crucial role in facilitating a European military mission aimed at securing a peace deal in Ukraine, according to plans being developed by a coalition of Kiev’s allies. NATO’s command and control structures would be utilized to deploy a…
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Britain proposes that Europe create a joint arms purchasing fund worth hundreds of billions of euros.
Britain has proposed that European countries create a supranational fund for centralized purchases of military equipment, accumulation of weapons stocks, and financing the continent’s rearmament. It is assumed that the new fund would be able to attract funds on…
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Denmark has announced a new Ukrainian military aid package valued at almost €900M.
This is Denmark’s 25th military aid package for Ukraine, which has allocated DKK 6.7B (€900M) for the period of 2025-2027. DKK 1.4B is set aside for the provision of artillery and ammunition during these years. Additionally, the funds will be used to finance air…
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Czech CSG increased its sales by 614% because of the war in Ukraine.
Czechoslovak Group AS (CSG) increased its profit by 200% in 2024, driven by greater supplies to Ukraine and NATO countries. Since the onset of the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine, the Czech company’s sales have surged by 614%. Last year, CSG, which manufactures…
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OPEC+ increases its oil output as Russia sees a drop in hydrocarbon revenue.
The OPEC+ countries – Saudi Arabia, Russia, Iraq, the UAE, Kuwait, Kazakhstan, Algeria, and Oman – have decided to raise oil production by 411,000 barrels per day in May. This decision is part of a gradual return to normal production levels following a voluntary…
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OKKO will receive over €150M in loans from three Western banks to construct a wind farm.
Galnaftogaz (OKKO brand) has agreed to secure €157M in funding for the establishment of a wind farm in Volyn, as reported by the International Finance Corporation. The financing consists of €60M from the EBRD, €60M from the IFC, and €37M from the Black Sea Trade…
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Ukraine’s insurance market continues to recover, showing steady growth.
Last year, the Ukrainian insurance market demonstrated an increase in all key indicators: assets, insurance premiums, and payments. Total gross insurance premiums rose by 15%, reaching ₴53.1B, primarily from risk insurance, which contributed ₴47.4B. In transport…
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Microenterprises have the most optimistic expectations about future operations in Ukraine.
According to the Institute of Economic Research, the index of anticipated changes in business activity in February, as in January, is 0.1. The share of those planning to expand their activities is 15.4% (up from 14.4%), while the proportion planning to reduce their…
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Last year, foreign investment in Ukraine decreased by 25%, despite the government’s expectation of a 20% increase.
Ukraine’s inflow of foreign direct investment (FDI) in 2024 reached $3.33B, which is 25% ($1.16B) lower than 2023’s figure, as noted by Danylo Hetmantsev, the head of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on Finance. Concurrently, a significant portion (71.6%) of foreign…
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