AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoNBU Currency Liberalisation: Ukraine’s central bank rolled out its biggest easing of currency rules since 2022, doubling daily cash withdrawal limits for legal entities to UAH 200,000 and raising foreign-currency purchase and investment allowances to UAH 200,000 per month, alongside higher corporate card limits abroad. Long-Range Strikes & Air-Defense Strain: Russia and Ukraine traded heavy attacks overnight, including a major strike on Zaporizhzhia that killed five and injured 20, while Kyiv hit Russian energy targets; a Ukrainian drone attack on Tatarstan’s TANECO refinery reportedly killed at least 13. Drone War Hits Russian Retail: Ukraine’s long-range drone campaign continues to target Wildberries logistics, with reports of fires and evacuations in Russian regions—raising pressure on Russia’s consumer supply chains. Defense Industry Scaling: CSG plans to ramp large-caliber ammunition output to about 850,000 rounds by end-2026, with Ukraine a key market for deliveries. Sanctions & Supply Chains: Canada imposed sanctions on Streit Group, accusing the armored-vehicle maker of supplying Russia’s military-industrial complex. Diplomacy & Business Ties: India’s newly appointed ambassador presented credentials in Kyiv and discussed boosting bilateral economic cooperation and contacts between business communities.
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