Ukraine's wartime economy remains resilient despite three years of war. At the same time, GDP growth will slow due to the war and inflation, which has reached 12,9%.
At the International Monetary Fund reported that in 2024, real GDP growth is estimated at 3,5%, but in 2025 it may slow to 2-3% due to labor shortages, damage to energy infrastructure, and a protracted war.
It is noted that inflation continues to rise, reaching 12,9% year-on-year in January, driven by rising food prices and wages.
Ukraine's international reserves reached $43 billion as of January 2025 thanks to external financial assistance.
The IMF pointed to extremely high risks for the economy due to the uncertainty of the world's prospects and Ukraine's further recovery.
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