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Maksym Samoiliuk

Maksym is an economist at the Kyiv-based Center for Economic Strategy, where he has been working since 2021 researching issues of macro-sustainability, and monetary and fiscal policy. Maksym holds a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from the National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, where he is currently completing a Master’s degree in Economics with a concentration in innovation strategies development.

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Monthly chart: Consumer confidence in Ukraine falls due to power outages, mobilization

Monthly chart: Consumer confidence in Ukraine falls due to power outages, mobilization

by Maksym Samoiliuk

The following is a chart based off of data originally published in the Kyiv-based Center of Economic Strategy's "Ukraine War Economy Tracker." The Kyiv Independent is republishing it with permission. Consumer confidence falls due to power outages and increased mobilization Consumer confidence index Current situation index Economic expectations index Source:

Monthly chart: Ukraine braces for tough summer months as Russia renews attacks on energy infrastructure

Monthly chart: Ukraine braces for tough summer months as Russia renews attacks on energy infrastructure

by Maksym Samoiliuk

The following is a chart based off of data originally published in the Kyiv-based Center of Economic Strategy's "Ukraine War Economy Tracker." The Kyiv Independent is republishing it with permission. Ukraine is forced to rely on electricity imports after Russian attacks Net commercial exports of electricity, MWh Positive net exports

Monthly chart: Ukraine struggles to cover budget needs for 2 months in a row as foreign financing dwindles

Monthly chart: Ukraine struggles to cover budget needs for 2 months in a row as foreign financing dwindles

by Maksym Samoiliuk

The following is a chart based off of data originally published in the Kyiv-based Center of Economic Strategy's "Ukraine War Economy Tracker." The Kyiv Independent is republishing it with permission. Ukraine's budget struggles with low amounts of foreign aid in 2024 Ukraine's state budget financing needs compared with foreign budget

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