Economics
Technology
Ukraine’s Ministry of Digital Transformation said Ukrainian artificial intelligence developments have grown dramatically in 10 years and they are providing data to show how and how much.
Jun. 21
Ukraine’s government hasn’t reached an agreement with Eurobond holders in first round of negotiations, but talks continue – everyone should rush before August.
Jun. 20
Technology
Intellias, one of the major players in Ukraine’s IT service sector, said it entered a partnership with a Japanese map data provider to expand its footprint in the Asia-Pacific region.
Jun. 18
Ukraine
The move is one of the many steps required toward Ukraine’s integration into the EU’s unified roaming network, and there’s still work to be done.
Jun. 18
The parties could not agree on the key restructuring parameters and will continue consultations.
Jun. 18
Ukraine and the ad hoc creditors committee held negotiations and exchanged proposals for eurobonds restructuring from June 3 to June 14.
Jun. 17
Poland
Karol Kubica, Executive Director of Foreign Trade Office of the Polish Investment and Trade Agency talks to Kyiv Post about Poland’s investments in Ukraine.
Jun. 16
Ukraine
Ukraine signed deals for projects totaling €16 billion, comprising 110 business agreements, many with international financial institutions.
Jun. 15
EU
To get money from the West and sustain its economy in the reality of Russia’s full-scale invasion, Ukraine created a list of reforms it needs to make over the next four years.
Jun. 15
Germany
Since Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022, demand for military equipment has boosted the arms industry’s fortunes.
Jun. 15
No surprises as central bank lowers key policy rate from 13.5 percent to 13.0 percent – Ukraine’s higher demands on electricity and energy equipment imports stay within the base scenario.
Jun. 13
US
Russians will still be able to trade in dollars and euros outside of the centralized Moscow Exchange – something which could limit liquidity and lead to higher volatility.
Jun. 13
War in Ukraine
The loan would be secured against the future profits from interest on €300 billion ($325 billion) of Russian central bank assets frozen by Western allies.
Jun. 13
IMF
APCO, which helped former Ministry of Finance advisors during debt restructuring in 2015, established a presence in Kyiv – with an office to be led by Sonya Soutus, who helped USAID in Ukraine.
Jun. 12
War in Ukraine
The European Union proposes sanctions against the Russian oil transportation company Sovcomflot, Bloomberg reports.
Jun. 12
Europe
Ukraine’s GDP will rise if hostilities “continue throughout 2024 and subsequently moderate,” while Russia’s growth is projected to fall.
Jun. 12
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The Kremlin’s narrative, that Russia cannot be beat due to its size, is contradicted by basic economic facts. Kyiv Post looks at numbers that indicate Russia is headed for an economic trainwreck.
May. 25