Finance

Ukraine Receives Another €1.2 Billion from the EU: How the Funds Will Be Allocated

A new tranche under the Ukraine Support Loan will be used to fund drones, missiles, ammunition, and other urgent defense needs.

Ukraine’s Energy Sector to Receive €155 Million: What the New Agreements Will Change

Ukraine and Germany have agreed to restore the power grid, expand power generation, and modernize underground natural gas storage facilities.

The Cost of Air Raid Alerts: How Much Does Every Hour of Sirens Cost Ukraine?

Every hour of business downtime due to alarms costs the economy $45 million.

Ukraine to Receive About EUR 3 Billion from the EU: Funding Has Already Been Approved

The Council of the EU approved the eighth regular tranche under the Ukraine Facility following Ukraine’s completion of ten targeted measures.

Ukraine's Budget: How Revenue, Expenditures, and the Cost of a Single Day of War Have Changed.

In 2018–2019, Ukraine’s national budget had a relatively small deficit.

Ukraine Receives $841 Million in Funding from the World Bank

The funds raised will be used to offset state budget expenditures related to pension payments.

Ukraine May Face Payment Delays and See Money Printing Resume – Ministry of Finance

Faced with a budget deficit, the Ministry of Finance is forced to impose spending cuts.

The Costs of War: Russia Leads the World in Selling Off Gold Reserves

The Russian regulator is selling gold primarily to cover the government budget deficit and address the shortage of foreign currency liquidity.

IMF Mission Begins Talks with Ukraine: What Will Be Discussed in Kyiv

Fund representatives will assess Ukraine's progress on reforms and discuss the economic outlook, as well as the draft state budget for 2027.

€200 Billion from Russia Assets May Be Allocated to Ukraine: EU Resumes Discussions

Several European Union countries are calling on the European Commission to resume work on a mechanism to use frozen Russian assets to finance Ukraine.

Rock Bottom: Russia Continues to Sell Off Gold from Its Reserves

Such a rapid decline in gold reserves is a rare occurrence in Russian history.

U.S. National Debt Reaches $40 Trillion: Why This Is Worrying the Markets

The U.S. national debt has surpassed the historic $40 trillion mark for the first time, and the cost of servicing that debt continues to rise rapidly.

EU Sanctions Against Russia: Kallas Announced the Largest Package

The European Union may significantly expand its sanctions list against Russia this fall - a third more individuals, companies, and organizations could be subject to restrictions.

How Ukraine’s Regions Have Been Affected by the War: The Cost of Damage and Reconstruction

In addition to regional losses, there is damage that cannot be allocated to specific regions.

Japan Steps Up Financial Support for Ukraine: Details

The country has already provided us with $850 million through World Bank projects.

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