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BOFIT Weekly Review 23/2025
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BOFIT Weekly Review 22/2025
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BOFIT Weekly Review 21/2025
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Weak performance of the agricultural sector dragged down Ukraine’s economic growth last year
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Economic forecasts for Ukraine revised slightly downward
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Ukraine will receive significant funding from G7 loan program based on proceeds from frozen Russian assets this year
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Signing of US-Ukraine mineral agreement an important political stepping stone
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New challenges for Ukrainian exporters of agricultural products to the EU
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BOFIT Weekly Review 20/2025
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BOFIT Weekly Review 6/2025
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New twists in US-China trade war; American firms operating in China see good bilateral relations as essential
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China’s inflation remained subdued last year; obtaining a picture of overall price trends is not straightforward
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Hong Kong’s economic outlook is shaped by an ongoing downturn in the real estate sector, US monetary policy, the economic challenges facing mainland China, and geopolitical tensions
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