Finances

Moody’s has affirmed Ukraine’s Ca rating with a stable outlook, citing ongoing war impacts, high debt levels, and weak economic growth.

The U.S. Court of Appeals has reinstated Trump-era tariffs, reversing a lower court decision and reopening debate on executive authority and trade policy.

Ukraine will be able to adopt the euro only after becoming a full member of the EU and meeting the Maastricht criteria, said NBU Deputy Governor Serhiy Nikolaychuk.

The NBU plans to change hryvnia accounting: banknotes will be classified as suitable or withdrawn from circulation. Changes come into force in 2026.

The US dollar strengthened after inflation data exceeded forecasts, increasing the likelihood of tighter Federal Reserve monetary policy.

The EU has approved a €150 billion investment plan under the Global Gateway to support partner countries’ development, including key projects in Ukraine.

Moody’s has downgraded the U.S. credit rating, citing a growing budget deficit and political polarization, which triggered a reaction in financial markets.

In May 2025, Ukraine’s currency market remains stable, but experts warn of a potential rise in the US dollar exchange rate in the coming months.

Qatar Airways ordered up to 210 Boeing aircraft worth $96 billion, marking the largest deal in the company’s history during a visit by President Trump to Doha.

Osmium hits $1,350 per gram amid rising scarcity. Experts predict reserves may run dry by 2026, with prices expected to increase by 120%.