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Suspension of Vessel Calls to Greater Odesa Ports Increases Risks to Exports and Economic Growth — Ukraine Monthly Economic Update

Municipalities’ revenues grew by 12.7%, while total expenditures were 15.5% higher than last year — KSE Institute Municipal Review

Ukraine received $18 billion in external financing in Q2 as the Ukraine Support Loan became operational — Ukraine Financial Support Tracker Q3 by KSE Institute

Damages to Ukraine’s infrastructure from the war have risen to $197.5 billion – KSE Institute estimate as of February 2026

Budget Revenues Rose 28.8%, Debt Reached $211.6 bn — KSE Institute Fiscal Digest for H1 2026

Russian Shadow Fleet Tracker – July 2026: Chinese and Russian ship managers handled 56% of shadow fleet exports

Sanctions and the Russian Economy: 2026 Mid-Year Assessment by KSE Institute

Russian Oil Tracker — July 2026: Refinery strikes drove oil product exports to a record low, while the diesel and gasoil export ban could put up to 36% of total oil product export volumes at risk

Russian LNG Tracker — Q2 2026: Tankers linked exclusively to companies outside EU/G7 jurisdictions carried more than half of Russian LNG in June

A Longer War Will Require an Additional $67.4 Billion in Partner Financing in 2027–29 — Ukraine Macroeconomic Handbook by KSE Institute

Russia Chartbook by KSE Institute: Stalled Domestic Borrowing Poses Threat to Budget Financing; Energy Windfall Fades as Oil Prices Moderate

Reserves Rebounded After Four Months of Decline, but Economic Stability Still Depends on Timely Partner Support — Ukraine Monthly Economic Update

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