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Budget news — September 3, 2026

Publications tagged with Budget published on September 3, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

4 publications

  1. WorldMiddle EastBudgetSci Policy

    Hryvnia Exchange Rate Forecast and Recent Trends

    A week after the liberalization of the foreign exchange market, Ukrainians reduced the purchase of cashless dollars by 12%. Experts predict the hryvnia's course for September, with some expecting stability due to international aid and others anticipating a controlled devaluation. The National Bank of Ukraine has been strengthening the hryvnia against the dollar and euro, with the official rate set at 44.45 UAH/USD and 51.53 UAH/EUR on September 2. The NBU has also eased currency restrictions, increasing limits for purchasing non-cash currency, withdrawals, and card operations abroad.
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  3. WorldBudgetTradeEquities

    PMI Data Reveals Mixed Services Sector Performance Across Economies

    The latest PMI data shows mixed performance in services sectors across various economies. Australia's Services PMI final actual was 53.2, up from 52.9, while its Composite PMI was 52.7. Chinese Services PMI came in at 51.4, up from 50.4. German Composite PMI final actual was 51.8, up from 51.0, but its Services PMI was 49.7, unchanged from the previous month. Italian Services PMI was 55.2, up from 52.5.
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  4. WorldMiddle EastBudgetCommodities

    Russia's Fuel Market Stabilizes with Increased Refinery Output

    The situation on Russia's fuel market has improved this week, with the domestic market receiving additional volumes from oil refineries. Several plants have resumed operations after repairs, leading to increased output and a more stable market compared to last week. Part of the demand for gasoline, diesel, and aviation fuel is being met through imports from friendly countries. The Russian authorities continue to monitor the situation and plan to balance the market through increased refinery production and additional imports.
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