Macroforecast-2024: How GDP, prices, and exchange rates will change?

In 2023, expectations for the economy were based on the assumptions of stable financial support from partners and the end of the war. Unfortunately, 2024 leaves these two critical factors in uncertainty.

We organized an event where official and non-governmental experts will share their vision of the economy next year. We presented the forecasts of six Ukrainian and foreign analytical teams.

Then was a discussion involving various experts and government officials (Ministry of Economy of Ukraine, Ministry of Finance of Ukraine, and National Bank of Ukraine):

• Serhiy Marchenko, Minister of Finance of Ukraine;
• Oleksii Sobolev, Deputy Minister of Economy of Ukraine;
• Serhiy Nikolaychuk, Deputy Chairman of the National Bank of Ukraine;
• Olena Bilan, Director of the Analytical Department at Dragon Capital investment company and member of the CES Supervisory Board;
• Oleksandra Betliy, Senior Expert at the Institute for Economic Research and Political Consultations;
• Oleksii Blinov, Chief Economist, Sense Bank;
• Alexander Parashiy, Head of Research at Concorde Capital;
• Evghenia Sleptsova, Senior Economist, Oxford Economics;
• Vitalii Vavryschuk, Head of the Macroeconomic Research Department, ICU.

This event is one of the activities under the Good Governance Fund Project “Economic Hub: Sound PFM Policies and Vision for Growth,” which is supported by the UK government (UK International Development). The project delivery partners are Abt Britain and the Centre for Economic Strategy.