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Some say that utility tariffs will rise, but the Cabinet of Ministers vehemently denies this. So what can Ukrainians expect in 2023?
While the war is going on, the situation in Ukraine will remain difficult, but the main thing is to survive the winter.
But these are not the only increases that await Ukrainians in 2023.
And ordinary Ukrainians will pay for everything.
The situation on the market remains very difficult, but is gradually stabilizing.
Russia also intends to continue pumping oil through Ukraine.
An increase in the minimum wage, indexation of pensions is not expected, but tariffs will increase and new taxes will appear.
Ukraine will be left without money? The International Monetary Fund refused to pay the funds and, moreover, decided to check how the authorities had spent the previous funds.
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The situation is aggravated by attacks on the energy infrastructure and constant blackouts.
But Europe may suffer additional economic losses.
It turned out that for the first time in a long time, the main "economic party" unfolded not in the US, Britain or Germany, but in the Mediterranean.
It all depends on the degree of destruction of the energy system of Ukraine.
At some gas stations there was a shortage of gasoline. Why did this happen and whether to expect a crisis - experts said.
Europe and the US are on the brink of economic war over Russian gas supplies. After all, what is good for Biden is not very good for Macron, Scholz and, at the same time, the Europeans.
Europe again “thrown some money” to the Ukrainians. This time - more than 4 million euros. Where will the money go?
It turned out that the spending of Ukrainians abroad has a positive effect on the growth of the countries' GDP, at least according to the NBU.