Macroeconomic Analysis Hub (Center for Geoeconomics and Resilience)
As the second direction of the KSE Institute Center for Geoeconomics and Resilience, the Hub examines Ukraine's macroeconomic situation, post-war recovery, and economic resilience. The Center for Geoeconomics and Resilience was established in October 2025 with financial support from the Government of Denmark.
The Hub regularly analyzes Ukraine's macroeconomic situation, economic resilience, and post-war recovery. Its work covers key macroeconomic trends, risks, external financing, reforms, and Ukraine's accession to the EU.
Ukraine Macroeconomic Handbook
The quarterly flagship publication, the Ukraine Macroeconomic Handbook, provides a comprehensive assessment of the state of the Ukrainian economy across key sectors and macroeconomic indicators, contains a forecast of economic dynamics for the next few years, and analyzes risks, needs, and trade-offs in economic policy-making.
Read moreUkraine Monthly Economic Update
The Ukraine Monthly Economic Update provides a concise overview of the most significant macroeconomic events over the past month, covering key real sector, fiscal, monetary, and external economic indicators to form a comprehensive view of current dynamics and emerging trends.
Read moreUkraine Risk Matrix
The quarterly Ukraine Risk Matrix regularly assesses risks for Ukraine across several key categories, determining their potential impact and likelihood of occurrence, and tracks the development of vulnerabilities critical for public policy-making.
Read moreUkraine Financial Support Tracker
The quarterly Ukraine Financial Support Tracker provides an in-depth assessment of the financial support Ukraine receives from foreign partners, includes a forecast of such inflows for the coming years, and analyzes their impact on public finances and other macroeconomically significant aspects.
Read moreUkraine EU Accession Tracker
The quarterly Ukraine EU Accession Tracker assesses Ukraine's progress toward future European Union membership across all negotiating clusters.
Read moreUkraine Reform Series
The Ukraine Reform Series provides an in-depth assessment of key reforms currently being implemented in Ukraine, analyzing their implementation status, economic significance, and alignment with medium-term goals for economic growth, resilience, and EU accession.
Read moreUkraine Human Capital Chartbook
The Ukraine Human Capital Chartbook provides an in-depth assessment of the demographic situation, labor market dynamics, and other social processes, and examines important public policy measures.
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October 22, 2026
Intensified Russian Attacks Worsen Ukraine’s Economic Outlook, with GDP Projected to Contract in 2026-27 and Budget Financing Gap Rising to $99.5 Billion over 2026-29 – Ukraine Macroeconomic Handbook by KSE Institute

October 21, 2026
Anxiety, a sense of purpose, thoughts about money and hopes for a better future — what lies behind Ukrainians’ sense of welfare and how does this affect their resilience and plans?

October 21, 2026
When Peace Comes: The Cost and Architecture of Veterans Policy in Ukraine — KSE Institute Report

October 20, 2026
Russia’s Shadow Fleet in European Waters: Legal Response – KSE Institute Study

October 19, 2026
Ukraine’s privatisation is progressing, but institutional bottlenecks slow further sales – Ukraine Reform Series by KSE Institute

October 14, 2026
September state budget spending was 11.7% below plan, and the deficit reached UAH 103.6 billion — KSE Institute Budget Barometer
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