AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFunding Gap: Ukraine is seeking about €70 billion for 2027, with the EU looking to Canada and the UK for help; President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has also requested an extra $4.1 billion from Norway to shore up the budget. Defence Procurement: NATO’s procurement agency could help Kyiv buy weapons and equipment faster and more cheaply, opening a more structured route to allied suppliers. Business Risks: Russian strikes damaged Kyiv transport infrastructure overnight, while Ukrainian attacks on Russian data centres have disrupted banking, e-commerce and other digital services. Financial Governance: Anti-corruption searches at National Bank Governor Andriy Pyshny’s premises have prompted scrutiny; the bank says the searches are unrelated to its operations. Energy Markets: Brent crude climbed above $110 a barrel amid attacks in the Middle East, adding to cost pressures as Ukrainian energy companies urge partners to speed up winter aid.
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