Investors are trying to withdraw their capital from Ukraine under the pressure of information threats, Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal said during the Marathon of Unity UArazom on February 16. “We are talking about a serious economic challenge. As to exchange rate fluctuations, rising inflation, there are no real macro threats to our economy now, but…
The Ukrainian Ministry of Finance raised UAH 66 million to the state budget at an auction for the placement of domestic government bonds, according to the ministry’s press service. “On February 15, at auctions for the placement of domestic government bonds, the Finance Ministry offered investors two issues of securities in the national currency. The…
On February 14, the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) sold $377 million to smooth out excessive fluctuations on the foreign exchange market, Director of the NBU’s Open Markets Department Oleksiy Lupin said. According to Lupin, at the end of last week, everyone noticed the deterioration of information environment due to negative news related to the…
The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) provided UAH 1.045 billion in refinancing to five banks, the central bank’s press service reported. “On February 11, a quantitative tender was held for the refinancing of banks for a term of 28 days. The application of five banks for a total sum of UAH 1,045.0 million at an…
The Ministry of Infrastructure of Ukraine has been empowered to build, reconstruct, repair and maintain motor border checkpoints. The relevant decision was endorsed by the Government. Thus, now the Ministry of Infrastructure, as a responsible authority, will engage in the development of infrastructure at checkpoints across the state border, regardless of modes of transport. “This…
The International Monetary Fund is monitoring the situation in Ukraine and is planning to send the next review mission under the Stand-By Arrangement for Ukraine in the first quarter of 2022. Gerry Rice, Director of the IMF’s Communications Department and IMF Spokesman, said this at a briefing in Washington. “The board approved in November 2021…
As part of a new strategy for cooperation, Sweden will allocate EUR 22 million to Ukraine annually within the next seven years. Minister for International Development Cooperation of Sweden Matilda Ernkrans announced this at a briefing following the meeting with Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister – Minister for Reintegration of the Temporarily Occupied Territories, Iryna Vereshchuk…