Tariffs
The BIAI fell to 48. 2 in September due to attacks, expensive resources, and a labor shortage. Businesses expect goods and services to become more expensive.
Russia has downgraded its forecast for gas production and exports for 2026–2029. The Kremlin plans to offset the losses by raising taxes and tariffs.
More than 65% of the capable network of healthcare facilities in Kyiv are already autonomous; they are expected to prepare all 100% by the end of October, but whether they will make it in time - remains an open question.
The Trump administration is considering broader sales of red diesel to lower prices. The average price of diesel in the United States has exceeded $6\r\nper gallon.
Preferential gas prices for households and heat suppliers will remain unchanged until March 31, 2027. The government is preparing a new tariff policy.
The European Commission is calling on EU countries to reduce energy consumption due to high prices and limited supply. Gas storage facilities are 68% full.
EU gas storage levels have fallen to a record low of 67% ahead of winter. The cold season could push LNG prices to $40 per million BTU.
The US and China have agreed on a "hotline" for artificial intelligence incidents. They also agreed on trade arrangements and new meetings between the leaders.
In September, egg prices rose by up to 41. 6%, sugar by 18%, and rice by 13.5%. Experts cited the reasons for the price increases.
Serhii Beskrestnov said that distributed networks will protect Ukraine from a complete internet blackout. Local disruptions and higher service costs are possible.
Ukrainian special services obtained Russian documents on winter strikes against heating, water and power generation facilities. Separate plans were prepared for Kyiv, Odesa and Kharkiv.
Consumers will not have to pay for disconnection if the debt is below half the subsistence minimum or if the procedure was violated. The new prices will take effect on October 1, 2026.
The German government is discussing a 14-cent cut in the fuel tax and the introduction of a price cap. The discount could be reinstated from October 1.
The National Bank raised the key policy rate to 16% per annum to contain inflation and support hryvnia savings. The decision is effective from September 18.
On September 17, Ukrnafta and SOCAR raised fuel prices twice. An expert allows for prices to increase to UAH 115–120, but does not forecast a shortage.
Kyiv and the region have been included among the territories at increased risk for business compensation. For residents, this does not introduce any new payments.
The NBU raised the key policy rate by 0. 5 percentage points to 16% due to persistent price pressures and war-related risks. Inflation reached 8.1% in August.
The U. S. House committee approved consideration of the bill on sanctions against Russia and Iran. The final vote is scheduled for September 16.
The government submitted the 2027 draft budget to parliament with UAH 4. 885 trillion allocated for defense. More funds were also earmarked for education, healthcare, and business support.
The cost of travel on suburban trains will range from UAH 30 to UAH 150, depending on the distance. Starting September 15, new fares will apply in three regions.
The bill provides for tariffs of up to 500% on goods from Russia and its energy partners. The measure could be brought to a vote as early as this week.
At SOCAR, premium diesel has reached UAH 100 per liter, while the average price of A-95 is UAH 85. 28. Some networks have raised their prices.
Volkswagen estimates the restructuring at €16 billion, including cuts of up to 60,000 jobs. The company is also considering the future of four plants in Germany.
Ukraine and the United States are working to resume negotiations after the elections in russia. Possible agreements include energy and grain exports.
ECB President Christine Lagarde expects gas prices to potentially rise due to supply disruptions and a cold winter. Extreme weather could make food more expensive.
In August, annual inflation in Ukraine rose to 8. 1%, while prices increased by 0.1% over the month. Fuel prices saw the sharpest increase.
At the Kyiv Perinatal Center, babies born at 22 weeks and later are cared for. Treatment can last 4–5 months.
JLR has offered voluntary redundancy to some employees to save $2. 3 billion over two years. The company's sales fell by 9.6%.
Ratcliffe failed to convince Putin to make concessions regarding Ukraine. After the visit, Russia intensified its strikes on civilian infrastructure.
In July, inflation in Ukraine rose to 7. 7% year-on-year. The NBU expects it to reach 10% by the end of 2026 and decline to 5% in 2028.