Darya Fomina

Economy and Finance Columnist

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Covers economic topics at XAB.info. She received her higher education at a polytechnic university with a degree related to accounting, so she treats numbers without enthusiasm or panic: first the report and methodology, then the conclusions.

She writes about exchange rates, prices, taxes, banks, and how government and corporate decisions affect the average person's wallet. She is also interested in society, fashion, and consumer habits — how economics looks in everyday life.

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Diesel at 100 hryvnias: how fuel prices at Ukrainian gas stations changed on September 12

Economy 09/12/2026, 08:04

At Ukrainian gas stations, diesel has crossed the 100-hryvnia-per-liter mark. Some chains raised prices on September 12, while others kept their previous rates — we break down the dynamics and the reasons behind the rise.

Dollar to 45 hryvnia, euro — to 52.5: what awaits Ukraine's currency market on September 14–20

Economy 09/12/2026, 07:51

According to Globus Bank's forecast, on September 14–20 the dollar on Ukraine's cash market will be worth 44.5–45 UAH, and the euro — 51–52.5 UAH. The NBU may spend up to 1 billion dollars on interventions, while "war inflation" may push prices on certain goods up by 10%.

Shmygal: Ukraine's energy sector will need at least $91 billion over the coming decades

Economy 09/12/2026, 07:41

Ukrainian Energy Minister Denis Shmygal assessed the energy sector's needs at a minimum of $91 billion over the coming decades. He gave this estimate during a dialogue with Canadian entrepreneurs, emphasizing a focus on private investment rather than aid.

Usik Wears Patek Philippe Worth 8 Million Hryvnias: What's Special About the Champion's Watch

Culture 09/11/2026, 23:53

A Patek Philippe 5980/60G-001 in white gold with a combined chronograph counter was spotted on Aleksandr Usyk's wrist. The model's price is estimated at approximately 160,000 euros, or about 8 million hryvnias.

Culture 09/11/2026, 22:43

LFM 2026: Ukraine's agribusiness undergoes "shock therapy" and builds a new management architecture

Economy 09/11/2026, 22:19

On September 8, the XVII LFM conference was held in Kyiv: farmers discussed the move away from classic business models, the role of AI, and a forecast for 2036. The organizers replaced panel discussions with an open-mic format.

Junior Eurovision 2026 National Selection Final: Show Hosts Announced

Culture 09/11/2026, 22:10

The hosts of the Junior Eurovision 2026 National Selection final have been announced: Timur Mishonichenko, Anna Tulyeva, and Anastasia Dimid. The final will be held on September 26, and the winner will travel to Malta.

Court Upholds Rejection of Debt Restructuring for 'Euroenergotrade' Owed 1.35 Billion UAH: What Is Known About the Case

Economy 09/11/2026, 21:45

On 9 September 2026, the Eastern Appellate Commercial Court upheld the refusal to approve the preventive restructuring plan of LLC 'Euroenergotrade', whose debt to 'Ukrgazbank' amounts to approximately 1.35 billion UAH. Experts link the case to an attempt to protect the assets of the Firtash group.

EU launches 'audit' of Ukraine's fiscal needs ahead of new round of debate on frozen Russian assets

Economy 09/11/2026, 20:29

The European Commission has begun assessing Ukraine's funding shortfall against the backdrop of a renewed debate on frozen Russian assets. Brussels calls the €90 billion loan its priority, but work on the assets continues.

Lazy Achma from Lavash with Sulguni and Cottage Cheese: A No-Knead Cheesy Bake Recipe

Culture 09/11/2026, 19:17

Styler shares a recipe for lazy achma made from lavash with sulguni and sour-milk cottage cheese: a layered bake with no dough-kneading, baked for 30 minutes at 180 degrees until a golden crust forms.

JYSK closes stores in Ukraine at any level of air alert — even 'yellow'

Economy 09/11/2026, 19:24

JYSK in Ukraine closes its stores at any level of air alert, and after strikes on shopping centers in Zaporizhzhia and Sumy it suspended operations there. Meanwhile, some shopping centers and cinemas continue to operate during a 'yellow' alert.

Denim Takes a Turn: Which Jeans to Pull Out of the Closet for Fall 2026

Culture 09/11/2026, 17:53

In fall 2026, distressed jeans with holes, creamed models, and straight cigarette cuts are back in trend, while wide-leg denim pants remain a wardrobe staple.

Economy 09/11/2026, 17:07

In Mykolaiv, two shopping malls shut down within two days: City Center and 'Yuzhny Bug' — reasons and reopening timelines conflict

Economy 09/11/2026, 16:54

On September 10 and 11, the City Center and 'Yuzhny Bug' shopping malls ceased operations in Mykolaiv. The management of the former cites 'technical reasons,' while a tenant points to shelling; the reasons for the latter facility are not disclosed. The closures occurred against the backdrop of strikes on the city on September 8–9.

Months Without Payment: Ukraine's Defense Producers Not Getting Paid for Equipment Supplied via eBall

Economy 09/11/2026, 16:09

Ukrainian weapons manufacturers that supplied equipment via the eBall system have not been paid for months. The outstanding debt to individual enterprises reaches hundreds of millions of hryvnias, and the cause is cited as a new round of approvals in the Rada.

Kyiv pharmacies to close under red threat level: Kyiv City State Administration approves new operating rules

Health 09/11/2026, 14:05

The Kyiv City State Administration has approved a new operating procedure for the capital's municipal pharmacies: under a red threat level they immediately close and evacuate people, while under a yellow level they continue operating. The new measure is integrated into the Cabinet of Ministers' updated alert level system.

Gloria Jeans Lost About $1 Billion in Russian Sewing Factories Due to Sanctions and Moved Production to Asia

Economy 09/11/2026, 13:39

Gloria Jeans lost about $1 billion in investments in Russian sewing factories due to sanctions and moved production to Southeast Asia, while another $200 million in investments was wiped out in Ukraine.

Astrologers Name the Zodiac Signs with the Strongest Intuition: Cancer Edges Out Scorpio and Pisces

Culture 09/11/2026, 13:26

Astrologers named the zodiac signs who especially deserve to trust their intuition. Cancer took first place, while Scorpio and Pisces stood out for their sharp instinct for hidden emotions and insincerity.

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