According to analysts, the macroeconomic indicators for the first nine months of 2025 suggest that the Ukrainian economy has maintained minimal growth. The main reasons for this sluggish development include intensified Russian attacks on Ukraine’s energy and gas infrastructure, high prices and tariffs for gas and electricity, devaluation of the hryvnia, increasing staff shortages, lack of affordable financing, and global tariff wars.However, the third quarter showed signs of economic improvement. In August, the economy grew by 6.5%. As a result, real GDP growth for the third quarter is estimated at 2.6% annually, a significant increase from previous periods. Meanwhile, industrial production in Ukraine decreased by 2% during the first nine months, but construction activity increased by 15.5%. Exports of goods and services declined by 4.7% to $39.4B, while imports grew by 19% to $79.5B. Consequently, the trade deficit reached a record high of $39.9B.https://ubn.news/ukraines-economy-has-seen-minimal-growth-this-year-with-a-notable-boost-in-the-third-quarter/ (ICE KIEV)

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