Tariffs
Volvo Cars reported a loss of 3. 7 billion kronor and will cut another 2,500 jobs. The company's shares fell by nearly 30%.
On October 23, autogas and diesel became more expensive at some gas stations in Kyiv. The cheapest A-95 petrol, diesel and gas are available at Ukrnafta.
Following the strikes on oil refineries, Russia plans to raise gasoline and diesel prices and import up to 620,000 tonnes of fuel per month.
Unauthorized collection of firewood, brushwood, and fallen trees is prohibited in Ukraine. Fuel can be legally purchased through forestry offices or official sellers.
Autogas prices are rising due to seasonal demand and Ukraine's dependence on imports. From January 1, an additional increase in prices may be driven by the excise tax.
The parliamentary committee reviewed 5,236 amendments and recommended adopting the 2027 budget at the first reading. Consideration in parliament is expected on October 28.
The EU is considering the bloc’s budget for 2027 and support for Ukraine. The member states have still not agreed on the amount of future funding.
OKKO, WOG and Ukrnafta raised the price of autogas by UAH 1, while UPG raised it by 40 kopecks. Diesel and some gasoline grades also became more expensive.
Ryanair CEO expects airfares in Europe to rise by 10–20% due to a shortage of seats and high fuel prices. The company will cut 20 routes from Belgium.
Around 65 Russian regions will reduce capital expenditure in 2027–2029. Budget deficits and new obligations will increase pressure on local authorities.
Oil prices rose due to Houthi attacks and risks to supplies from the Persian Gulf. Brent was trading near $110 per barrel.
Practical tips can help save on heating, electricity, gas, and water. Subsidies and benefits can reduce the financial burden.
Tensions in relationships, finances, and society are forecast for October 19–25. The astrologer advises checking documents and postponing risky decisions.
The government plans to reduce the reservation of defense industry workers from 100% to 85%. Manufacturers warn of contract breaches and the loss of defense capabilities.
Ukrenergo has completed the restructuring of its Eurobonds and will save approximately $135 million. The funds will be directed toward restoring the power grid.
In Spain, a 40-year-old resident of Kyiv Oblast suspected of organizing a scheme to inflate heat tariffs was detained. Ukraine is preparing an extradition request.
From October 12 to 15, 2026, prices increased for tomatoes, chicken, bananas, grains, and oil. A basket of seven items became 1.94% more expensive.
According to the NYT, Russia could launch 70 missiles, 720 drones, and 150 aerial bombs at Ukraine over the course of a month. Three cities are reportedly being identified as targets.
The US may allow sanctioned tankers to transport non-sanctioned oil under special permits. The ban on Russian and Iranian oil will remain in place.
In August, construction work became 25. 4% more expensive year-on-year, while volumes for January–August fell by 9.9%. This is increasing pressure on housing prices and reconstruction.
These tips will help retain heat, check the heating system and electrical wiring, and prepare supplies of water, food, and medicine. Fire safety is also highlighted separately.
At the Stolychyi market, the price of new potatoes rose from UAH 20 to UAH 60 per kilogram in six days. Nationwide monitoring recorded an increase of only 2%.
At Ukrnafta, A-95 Energy gasoline increased in price to UAH 91. 90, while gas rose to UAH 44.90. KLO, WOG, OKKO, SOCAR, and UPG did not change their prices.
Consumer prices in Ukraine rose by 2. 1% in September. Eggs saw the largest increase, rising by 43.6%, while sugar rose by 8.3%.
The EU risks losing up to 14 billion cubic meters of gas this winter due to low storage levels and supply disruptions. This could drive up prices.
Preferential electricity tariffs for households will not change during the 2026/27 heating season. The basic price is UAH 4.32 per kWh.
Due to power supply disruptions, water pressure has dropped in Kyiv's right-bank districts. Temporary outages are possible in four districts.
An expert warned of prolonged outages in Kyiv due to new Russian strikes on the energy infrastructure. At temperatures as low as +5°C, they may last 14–16 hours.
Russian wheat shipments through the Black Sea have fallen sharply. Russia is redirecting cargoes to the Baltic, Murmansk, and China, but the routes are limited.
Ukrainian military forces struck a Russian Buk-M3, a base for attack UAVs, an electronic warfare station, telecommunications nodes and repair units.