Ukraine has received a $1.3 billion grant from Japan – the country’s second such disbursement funded by profits from frozen Russian assets under the G7’s ERA initiative.

By Mariia Boltryk

12h ago

Poland’s Zen fintech buys insolvent PINbank, and Ukraine’s Asvio Bank takes Motor-Bank, as another foreign investor enters the market after the Deposit Guarantee Fund’s auction for two failed lenders.

By Olena Hrazhdan

Updated: April 1, 2026

Ukraine`s government replaced “one big beautiful bill” with four separate documents to push Ukraine’s lawmakers to vote for the IMF-required tax changes, and submitted them to parliament.

By Olena Hrazhdan, Mariia Boltryk

March 31, 2026

Ukraine may reportedly run out of money for its defense within two months, as tens of billions of euros in critical donor support faces multiple threats.

By Mariia Boltryk

March 27, 2026

Ukraine needs $52 billion in foreign funding this year to cover defense and social costs, following a record $52.4 billion received in 2025.

By Mariia Boltryk

March 26, 2026

Ukraine’s fuel giant OKKO acquired a 272 MW wind power project in the Ternopil region, marking an expansion into the large-scale renewable energy market.

By Mariia Boltryk

March 25, 2026

Ukraine’s central bank, the NBU, kept the key rate at 15%, warning of Ukraine's vulnerability to rising oil prices – and Russia's ability to gain cash for future strikes.

By Olena Hrazhdan

March 19, 2026

Representatives of the IMF begin a staff visit to Kyiv to address macroeconomic policies and stalled structural reforms that threaten future disbursements under the new program.

By Mariia Boltryk

March 18, 2026

The IMF warned Ukraine could face delays in funding from its $8.1 billion program as lawmakers fail to pass key tax measures, raising concerns over fiscal stability.

By Olena Hrazhdan

March 17, 2026

The French bank bought a lender that has become lucrative for IFIs and investors since the invasion, thanks to its location in Lviv, far from the front lines and air strikes there.

By Olena Hrazhdan, Mariia Boltryk

March 13, 2026

Oschadbank said Thursday it had taken receipt of two vehicles and the belongings of the seven Ukrainian nationals detained near Budapest last week. The bank’s assets remain in Hungary.

By Olena Hrazhdan

March 12, 2026

The inflation rate saw an uptick for the first time since May 2025.

By Olena Hrazhdan

Updated: March 12, 2026

Ukraine’s economy has lost an estimated $1.7 trillion in revenue since Russia’s full-scale invasion, with productive sectors such as trade and industry accounting for the largest share of losses.

By Kyiv School of Economics (KSE) Institute

March 11, 2026

After 12 years without effective control, the state has reintroduced licensing, reporting, and accountability — while preparing to open the market to competition.

By Hennadiy Novikov

March 9, 2026

Ukraine’s equity funds help entrepreneurs grow where banks can’t invest, Preply and Food4Impact investor Dan Yakub explains to Kyiv Post in an exclusive interview.

By Olena Hrazhdan

Updated: March 9, 2026

Ukraine’s banking sector is competitive enough to rival EU lenders after Ukraine joins, NBU First Deputy Governor Sergiy Nikolaychuk said – but it must completely adopt EU regulations by 2027.

By Olena Hrazhdan

March 5, 2026