Preliminary: $2 bln direct loss to infrastructure, business and land + $1.5 bln to the environment
Tag: Economy
The IMF set Ukraine conditions for further cooperation within the framework of the “Extended Fund Facility”
On July 3, the permanent head of the World Bank representative came to work in Kyiv
The interchange rate will increase from 0.7% to 0.9%. How will this affect Ukrainians
≈ $80 per MWh on the spot market
The Ukrainian bank and representatives of business/government agencies of the 2 states discussed investments in the restoration of Ukraine
Also, partially lifted the moratorium on inspections of excisable goods in de-occupied territories
“Nibulon” will receive ≈ €27 mln from EIFO for the construction of a grain elevator and a mill at the “Bessarabsky” branch in Izmail town
Oleksiivka gas transportation route opens to Moldova to use the services of storing its resources in the gas transportation system of Ukraine
The state has allocated €59 mln in direct funding and through the World Bank
The NBU reports on the current situation in the IT sphere of Ukraine compared to 2022
Russian immobilised assets will mature to cash and generate around €3 bln in windfall profits over the next 2-3 years
The MoF of Ukraine reported that it received part of the 5th additional funding under the “PEACE in Ukraine” program
On June 28, the agreements of 45 states on the RDU were expanded in Strasbourg, and its head was appointed
The state decided to join the countries that increased the sanctions pressure on Russia
The UK launches “InnovateUkraine Green Energy Challenge Fund”
Ratification of international business and logistic program
This will help the country overcome at least 95% of corruption schemes
“…when the war ends in a way that satisfies the Ukrainian government, the global investment will pour into Ukraine”
The World Bank to fund Ukraine for its economic recovery and social protection
This will attract Ukraine’s “macroeconomic stability, institutional reforms, and reconstruction, while facilitating the path to the EU”
Recovery projects within the framework of the Public Expenditures for Administrative Capacity Endurance
The EU allocates €100 mln to support farmers in Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia
Ukraine and the UK will join forces to find those who buy grain stolen by Russia from Ukraine