Finance

€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.
The NBU Assesses Ukraine’s Outlook: What Will Happen to Prices, Wages, and the Economy?
The National Bank expects inflation to accelerate, the economy to slow down, and the budget deficit to remain high, despite record international aid.
The EU has Adopted its Largest Package of Sanctions Against Russia in Four Years: What’s on the List
The EU Council approved the 21st package of sanctions against Russia.
IMF Scenarios for Ending the War: How Debt and the Economy Will Change in 2026
The IMF has released its updated macroeconomic forecast for Ukraine for 2026.
New IMF Tranche: Why the Fund Praised Ukraine but Also Raised Concerns
The Fund gave a positive assessment of the Ukrainian economy’s resilience but pointed to a slowdown in reforms and the need to fulfill new commitments.
Wheat Prices Skyrocket Following Ukrainian Strikes on Russian Infrastructure
Global wheat prices surged sharply following Ukraine's attacks on Russian oil refineries and ports.
The Economic Illusion: Why Russian Banks Face Collapse Due to War Expenses
European intelligence agencies are predicting an “explosive” banking crisis in Russia.
Brave International: Ukraine Launches International Grants for Defense Tech
The government, together with its partners, will establish grant funds totaling more than 100 million euros to support defense technologies and startups.
Defense Loan from the EU: Where Will the European Billions Go?
Funds from the European loan will be used to purchase weapons and military equipment and to support Ukrainian defense manufacturers.
The EU Will Continue to Put Pressure on Russia: Which Sanctions Have Been Extended Until July 2027
The European Council has officially extended sanctions against Russia for 12 months.

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