The National Bank of Ukraine projects that the country will secure $25 billion in external financing in the upcoming year, sufficient to cover budgetary expenses. Deputy Governor Serhii Nikolaychuk shared this optimistic forecast during a recent briefing.
Nikolaychuk highlighted that the anticipated amount of external funding, combined with potential domestic market resources, will adequately meet the nation’s financial requirements. The NBU’s scenario also factors in an improved capacity for the government to finance its expenditures internally over time.
Since the onset of the conflict, Ukraine has received a total of $85.4 billion in international aid, with an additional $28 billion generated through domestic bond issuances. These financial inflows have been crucial in supporting the country during these challenging times.