Increasing Russian Attacks Slows Down Economy and Pushes Prices up - NBU Forecast
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The National Bank of Ukraine (NBA) revised GDP expectations in October and worsened inflation projections for 2026. "The inflation projection for 2026 has increased to 12.5 per cent," stated the NBA report. Prior to this, the regulator expected inflation of 10 per cent.The third quarter recorded a sharp rise in inflation: from 7.2 per cent in June to 10 per cent in September, TASS.BBB noted that the effects of massive damage to logistics and sto…
<p>The intensification of Russian attacks slows down the economy and pushes prices up - the NBU gave a forecast to the NBU predicting a fall in GDP of 0.4% and inflation of 12.5% in 2026. The damage of the attacks to the economy and prices will be felt in 2027.</p>
The National Bank of Ukraine has worsened its inflation forecast — now it could reach 12.5% by the end of 2026. The main reasons are the rise in fuel prices and the destruction of logistics due to Russian attacks. How will this affect our costs? 🚚💔
Inflation in Ukraine Will Rise Even More by the End of the Year: the NBU Explained when It Will Stop
The National Bank of Ukraine has worsened its inflation forecast for the end of 2026: now the regulator expects 12.5%. The main reasons are the rise in fuel prices and the destruction of warehouses and logistics due to Russian attacks.
Prices in Ukraine will rise faster than expected.The National Bank (NBA) projects that consumer inflation will not reach 10 per cent in 2026.
The National Bank of Ukraine expects inflation to accelerate to 12.5% by 2026, and real GDP to decline by 0.4%. At the same time, in 2027, price pressures will begin to weaken.
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