Inflation in 2025 may reach a catastrophic 20%

Our sources report that in 2025 inflation in the country may again reach a catastrophic level of 20%. After prolonged economic challenges caused by the war, significant financial support from international partners and budget deficits, such forecasts cause serious concern among experts and ordinary citizens.

This will devalue the incomes of Ukrainians. This will increase the prices of food, fuel, travel, medicine, etc. This will increase the number of beggars in Ukraine.

At the same time, all experts are sure that the next three years will be difficult for Ukrainians.

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