The Ukrainian Week met with Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Japan to Ukraine Takashi KURAI to discuss the cooperation between our countries, areas for further economic development and the importance of the Crimean matter

What kinds of problems does the low pace of consumer inflation suggest?

What’s the expensive hryvnia doing to Ukraine’s macroeconomic situation?

Ukraine has so far been spared from a major coronavirus outbreak. The country’s economy, however, is far less quarantined from the disease’s global impact

What are the threats facing Ukraine’s economy in 2020?

What will the Ukrainian economy depend on in 2020?

Today of Kryvyi Rih

Uncertainty surrounds PM after audio suggesting he criticised president’s understanding of economy

How economic transformations drive GDP growth

What is the state of Ukraine’s economy?

Why is the role of the nation-state in the development of the economy only increasing nowadays?

The troubles of the new government with the IMF signal that oligarchic actors prevail over national interests in its actions

What export markets are different oblasts focused on and what might the impact be, both on the regions and on the country?

Is there a hidden threat behind the sudden trade increase between Ukraine and China?

A cheap dollar bodes ill for Ukraine’s economy... remember 2008

Electrical coops are the way to really get oligarchs out of the power sector

What’s making the hryvnia stronger and what’s likely to happen further on

Ukraine needs strong policy of fighting the poverty

Why economic decline of the liberated parts of the Donbas is dangerous

The Ukrainian economy is successfully integrating with the European Union, just one of many positive aspects of the EU-Ukraine Association Agreement, which came into effect in September 2017 and is now offering real result

What the structure of investments in the economy of Ukraine signals about

Why we cannot allow the newly introduced electricity trade market to turn into a handy tool of concealing deep problems in the sector?

What is a realistic pace that Ukraine’s economy might grow?

Deutsche Bank provided Ukraine a loan of EUR 529 million, which is secured with a Policy-Based Guarantee (PBG) from the World Bank

The report excludes information from the occupied areas in Ukraine

On the prospeсts of Ukraine’s economy in 2019

Why Ukrainian Railways is unable to drive Ukraine's development

Economic growth in most oblasts has reached pre-war levels or even passed them. What prospects does Ukraine face now?

A snapshot of the structure and dynamics of wages in Ukraine today

What are the economic heft and special features of Ukraine’s biggest cities?

Its designers did not foresee ageing populations, mass immigration or the gig economy

Why are Ukraine’s public finances starting to look shaky?

Ukraine’s economy has nearly recovered to prewar levels, but for it to go into higher gear, there needs to be a serious a shift in policy priorities

Reforms in the roadways management system are starting to show results

Why Ukraine should focus on developing its domestic transport infrastructure

Deputy Minister of Finance on the revised plans for a strategic restructuring of the state banking sector in 2018-2022

Ukraine’s banking system needs to be put to work serving the national economic interest

Where Ukraine’s banking system is moving

Finance Minister about reforming the State Fiscal Service and other challenges facing Ukraine’s domestic economy

Deputy Chair of the National Bank of Ukraine Council and Honorary President of the Kyiv School of Economics on monetary policy, mid-term risks, fundamental problems in Ukraine’s economy, the role of confidence and the restoration of fairness in economic development

How likely is it that companies with a global reach will emerge in Ukraine to also become the drivers of an economic breakthrough?

Assertions that Ukraine’s economy continues to evolve as a raw materials one as a result of reorienting itself on trade with the European Union do not reflect reality

What’s missing for the management of state enterprises to be properly reformed?

Why public sector is the main source of corrupt wealth

An author behind Ukraine’s anti-monopoly policies in the 1990s on how oligarchs have limited the Anti-Monopoly Committee’s impact, and changes that are taking place in this domain today

The Minister of Finance on the new blueprint for tax reform, the campaign against shadow economy, corruption at the customs, State Fiscal Service reform, and the 2017 budget

Some interesting details about the national budget for the upcoming year

Pro-Russian oligarchs have begun a serious push to persuade Ukrainians that the only way to a better life is to renew “torn” economic ties with Russia. This flies in the face of facts on the ground

How the life of Ukrainians changed economically compared to 25 years ago

Ukraine imports many simple consumer items that could be domestically manufactured at a time when a large swath of Ukrainians is either jobless or does not have a steady source of income

After two very hard years, Ukrainians may be able to breathe more easily this coming summer

Ukraine’s economy won’t have an easy time of it in 2016, either, but the reasons will be fundamentally different

2016 should be the year Ukraine’s economic collapse ends, but real incomes and the sectors that work predominantly on the domestic market could continue contracting

How the micro-merchant crowd lives

Agribusiness becomes the biggest component of Ukraine’s economy. What will it take for the growth to continue?

An overview of Ukraine’s new tax system

The direction taken by Crimea's economy destroys its self-sufficiency and makes reintegration into Ukraine exceedingly difficult

Positive and negative results of austerity and painful economic reforms

Attempts to keep the Russian market by making concessions in implementing the EU-Ukraine Association Agreement may prevent the Ukrainian economy from turning to new markets

How many billions of dollars Ukraine lost in 2014

Crimea’s real economy will shrink further if the Russian occupation continues. Those employed in it will lose income and jobs

Russia’s energy war and devaluation of hryvnia will force Ukrainians to use gas and electricity differently

Transition from oligarch economy to EU membership for Ukraine

How the war in Eastern Ukraine is affecting national economy