A continuous record of the Ukrainian market, quarter by quarter and year by year: output, currency, trade, sectors and what each period settled.
Recovery from the pandemic contraction, rising global commodity prices lifting export earnings, and preparation for a land market that would open in July after twenty years…
A pandemic contraction, a capital flow reversal and an institutional dispute — and a financial system that absorbed all three without becoming part of the problem.
A constitutional court decision in October struck down parts of the asset declaration system, producing a dispute over institutional authority that took months to resolve and…
A recovery beginning as restrictions eased, a harvest completed normally, and a divergence between the sectors the pandemic damaged and those it accelerated that turned out…
A banking law adopted in May protected the 2015–2016 clean-up from reversal, and a new IMF programme followed in June. The sequence shows what conditionality can…
A pandemic quarantine from March, a rapid reversal of the portfolio inflows that had strengthened the currency, and a land market law passed at the end…
Growth, inflation at target, a strong currency, record reserves, an open electricity market and a five-year transit agreement. It was the best macroeconomic year of the…
A five-year gas transit agreement was concluded at the end of December alongside a settlement of the outstanding arbitration, removing the largest single external uncertainty going…
A new parliament with a single-party majority, an anti-corruption court beginning work, and a legislative pace that produced more measures in three months than the previous…
The electricity market opened to competition in July, replacing a single-buyer model that had governed the sector since independence.
An election quarter with a currency that strengthened rather than weakened — an unusual combination, and the explanation lies in who was buying Ukrainian government bonds.
A third year of growth, an IT sector that had become a top-tier export earner without any policy support, and a labour market where the binding…
The primary sources this archive rests on. All of them official bodies or institutional data providers.
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