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Ukrainian metallurgy faces an unprecedented crisis due to the destruction of key plants, logistical collapse, and a drop in GDP contribution to near zero.

Ukraine's metallurgy faces a severe crisis due to 2026 missile strikes, losing about 90% of steel production, threatening GDP and budget revenue.

One hour of Ukrainian business downtime due to shelling costs the economy about 2 billion hryvnias. Authorities are worsening GDP macro forecasts and preparing a budget revision for 2027.

Economist Bohdan Danylyshyn warns of stagflation risks in Ukraine and calls on the Cabinet to become a unified center of military economic management, going beyond peacetime rules.

The Polish Foreign Ministry stated that in 2024 the employment rate of Ukrainians in the country reached 78%, and their contribution became one of the factors behind the 2.7% GDP growth. The ministry called Ukrainians part of the shared future of the two countries.

Ukraine's economy exits recession: GDP grows by 0.6% in Q2 2026 📈. The National Bank raised the annual growth forecast to 1.8%, linking it to external financing and the growth of the defense industry. However, the budget remains critically dependent on international aid 💸🇺🇦.

📉 Eurozone overtakes the US in economic growth rates for the first time! 🇪🇺 The bloc's GDP grew by 1.8% compared to 1.5% for the States. WSJ attributes the success to the fight against inflation and industrial adaptation, but warns: the climate crisis could ruin everything. 🔥📊