AGP Executive Report
Last update: 19 minutes agoEnergy Shock: Russia’s largest attack on Ukraine’s energy system this year cut power across multiple regions and knocked three DTEK thermal plants offline. A substation vital to the Khmelnytskyi nuclear plant was also targeted. Recovery & Funding: Ukrainian and Western teams meet in Brussels to advance a recovery and prosperity plan. Kyiv says €70 billion in 2027 budget and defense needs remain unfunded; Norway plans about €9 billion in support and a separate $107 million investment program for Ukraine’s defense industry. Gas Trade: Moldova is negotiating to buy 10–50 million cubic meters of gas from Ukraine after a 2-million-cubic-meter test purchase. Household Costs: Ukraine’s Energy Ministry says tariff changes require an effective household support system; the current moratorium remains in place. Industry & Currency: Kryvyi Rih Iron Ore Plant’s nine-month loss widened 27.5% to UAH 1.9 billion as revenue plunged and output fell to about 5% of prewar levels. The National Bank will publish a daily reference hryvnia-euro rate starting Nov. 4.
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