Ukraine Market Report — Q1 2009
A two-week gas interruption that reached European customers, industrial output down by a third, and the deepest point of the contraction. The quarter also permanently changed…
A continuous record of the Ukrainian market, quarter by quarter and year by year: output, currency, trade, sectors and what each period settled.
A two-week gas interruption that reached European customers, industrial output down by a third, and the deepest point of the contraction. The quarter also permanently changed…
The first half was an overheating boom with inflation above thirty percent. The second was one of the sharpest contractions in Europe. Nothing structural changed in…
The currency lost around forty percent of its value, industrial output fell by a quarter, and an emergency financing programme was agreed. The quarter is the…
Steel prices fell by more than half, international credit markets closed, and the three exposures assembled over the previous three years began moving at the same…
WTO accession completed, tariff schedules bound, and a permanent improvement in the country's trading position — achieved in the same quarter the conditions underlying its growth…
Inflation above thirty percent, an economy running well beyond capacity, and a policy response that was still expansionary. The quarter is the textbook description of an…
Growth near eight percent, record investment, a booming property market and a banking sector expanding faster than any in the region. Everything that made 2007 look…
The strongest year since 2004 ended with inflation in the mid-teens, an external deficit at a record, and a credit structure entirely dependent on funding conditions…
An early parliamentary election, an inflation rate moving into the high teens, and the first tightening in international credit markets that most Ukrainian borrowers did not…
A constitutional standoff over the dissolution of parliament ran through the quarter. The economy grew at close to eight percent while it happened.
Strong output, accelerating credit, and grain export restrictions that taught the agricultural sector a lesson about where regulatory risk actually sits.
A gas price shock that reset the economics of half of Ukrainian industry, a five-month political vacuum that barely touched commercial activity, and a credit expansion…
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