Ukraine’s central bank sees foreign aid falling from $41.5 bln in 2024 to $25 bln in 2026

World November 08, 21:31

That will cause the country’s gold and foreign currency reserves to drop incrementally to $41 bln in 2025 and $34.7 bln in 2026, according to the outlook

MOSCOW, November 8. /TASS/. The National Bank of Ukraine expects foreign financial aid to Ukraine to decline drastically over the next two years.

"Ukraine is expected to receive $41.5 bln from international partners this year, and about $38 bln and $25 bln in 2025 and 2026, respectively," the regulator said in an outlook published on its website.

That will cause the country’s gold and foreign currency reserves to drop incrementally to $41 bln in 2025 and $34.7 bln in 2026, according to the outlook.

The consumer price index is set to reach 9.7% by the end of 2024, and will temporarily cross the 10% mark in early 2025, the regulator said.

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