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Sanctions and the Russian Economy: 2025 Year-End Assessment by KSE Institute

External imbalances widen, reserves hit a record high on the back of international financing — Ukraine Monthly Economic Update by KSE Institute

International support underpins Ukraine’s macroeconomic stability, but strikes on the energy system remain the key risk — Ukraine Macroeconomic Handbook by KSE Institute

Russia Chartbook by KSE Institute — Spending Cuts Keep Budget on Target; Russian Oil Prices Continue to Plunge

How to improve financing for vulnerable SME groups in Ukraine — analysis by KSE Institute

80 companies left the Russian market in 2025. The practice of forced seizures of foreign businesses in Russia is intensifying — KSE Institute analysis

79th issue of the regular digest on impact of foreign companies’ exit on RF economy

Macroeconomic Policy and EU Accession: KSE Institute Releases Analytical Paper Following High-Level Discussion

Russian Oil Tracker – December 2025: Russian oil export revenues reached the lowest level since the start of the full-scale invasion, India’s imports decreased by 40%

Russia Chartbook by KSE Institute — Rosneft-Lukoil Sanctions Bite; Budget Deficit Will Soar in December

What trends does the economy show, considering key indicators in November 2025?

The economy is growing moderately and inflation is falling. But record trade and budget deficits, uncertainty about partner support, and attacks on the energy sector create risks – Ukraine’s economic review from the KSE Institute

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