Finances

The National Bank of Ukraine explained why the budget exchange rate of the hryvnia to the dollar is set at 40.7 and how it relates to the real foreign exchange …

U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham urged China to support Ukraine in its war against Russia, warning of potential tariffs on Chinese goods if it fails to act.

Ukrainian honey exporters are rapidly losing ground in the EU market due to aggressive competition from China, India, and Turkey offering cheaper products.

FIFA has ordered Brazilian club Corinthians to pay Shakhtar €1 million due to delays in extending midfielder Maycon’s loan agreement.

Global oil prices rose after OPEC+ announced a gradual easing of production restrictions, influencing investor sentiment.

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The NBU plans to change hryvnia accounting: banknotes will be classified as suitable or withdrawn from circulation.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.