Structure of Ukraine’s GDP in 2021 (production method, graphically)
SSC of Ukraine , graphics of the Club of Experts
The Expert Club YouTube channel has released a new video dedicated to the announcement of the events that will take place in Ukraine and the world from October 17 to October 23, 2022. In the new issue, the founder of the Club of Experts Maksim Urakin and co-host Olga Levkun analyzed the main events planned for the coming days.
One of the main events in Ukraine this week will be the start of the IMF mission, the main goal of which will be the development of a new program of cooperation between the fund and Ukraine. Also this week, a number of events are expected to be dedicated to the restoration and development of the Ukrainian economy, the agro-industrial complex, science, education and other topics.
Among world events, a number of conferences in the field of economics can also be distinguished. The European Union will host high-level meetings, in particular of foreign ministers and leaders of countries, dedicated to the situation in Ukraine, energy issues and relations with China. Also next week, the start of the election campaign in Kazakhstan is expected.
The main event in the world of sports in the next 7 days will be the next stage of Formula 1. Read more about future sporting events on the Sport.ua portal. The full version of the video can be viewed at the following link:
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The stock indices of the largest countries in the Asia-Pacific region (APR) do not show a single dynamics on Monday morning, market participants monitor the situation in the global economy and evaluate the statements of Chinese officials during the 20th Congress of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
The Chinese economy showed signs of “significant improvement” in the third quarter, Zhao Zhenxin, deputy head of the National Development and Reform Commission, said on the sidelines of the convention.
In March, April and July, the Chinese economy was negatively affected by factors that could not be foreseen, including external events, coronavirus outbreaks and extreme weather events, MarketWatch quoted a MarketWatch official as saying. At the same time, overall business activity, from industrial production and investment to consumer spending, continues to grow, he added.
On Monday, it also became known that the People’s Bank of China injected 500 billion yuan ($69.6 billion) into the financial system under the medium-term lending program (MLF). At the same time, the rate on loans for a period of one year, issued under the MLF, was maintained at the level of 2.75% per annum, the NBK said.
Meanwhile, Indonesia’s trade surplus in September fell to $4.99 billion from $5.76 billion in August and was lower than analysts’ expectations of $5.30 billion.
Exports decreased by 11% in monthly terms and increased by 20.3% in annual terms, amounting to $24.80 billion. The decline is explained by falling prices for raw materials, including nickel and palm oil. Meanwhile, the volume of imports decreased by 10.6% compared to August and amounted to $19.81 billion.
Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index is down 0.4% by 8:26 a.m., renewing a minimum in 11 years. China’s Shanghai Composite, meanwhile, rose 0.2%.
Tianqi Lithium fell 4.4%, Contemporary Amperex 2.8% and Longi Green Energy 2%.
Shares of Alibaba (SPB: BABA) are down 2% in Hong Kong trading, while automaker Li Auto (SPB: LI) is down 2.5%.
The value of the Japanese Nikkei 225 index fell by 1.2%.
The decline leaders among the components of the index are shares of technology companies SoftBank Group (-1.8%), Tokyo Electron (-1.5%), Shift Inc. (-9%), M3 Inc. (-4.3%) and Recruit Holdings (-3%).
Fast Retailing fell 1.5%, Toyota Motor – 0.7%, Sumitomo Mitsui – 1.3%, Sony Group – 1.1%.
South Korean index Kospi rose by 0.3%.
The market value of one of the world’s largest chip manufacturers Samsung Electronics Co. increased by 1.1%, automaker Hyundai Motor – by 0.3%.
The Australian S&P/ASX 200 fell 1.4%.
The leader of the decline is the mining and energy sectors. Capitalization of BHP Group decreased by 2.7%, Fortescue Metals – by 2.9%, Rio Tinto – by 2.8%, Woodside Energy – by 2.6%, Santos Ltd – by 2.7%.
Five more ships with a total cargo of 122.3 thousand tons of agricultural products left the ports of Velikaya Odessa for the countries of Africa, Asia and Europe on Monday.
As noted in a message on the telegram channel of the Ministry of Infrastructure of Ukraine, among these vessels are the NEW LIBERTY bulk carrier, which will deliver 25 thousand tons of wheat to Kenya, as well as the CHOLA TREASURE bulk carrier, which will deliver 61.8 thousand tons of rapeseed to Pakistan.
Since the beginning of the implementation of the Grain Initiative, 350 ships with 7.8 million tons of agricultural products have left the ports of Big Odessa for the countries of Asia, Europe and Africa.
As reported, the parties participating in the “Grain Initiative” – the UN, Turkey and Ukraine – expressed their readiness to continue its operation and assured that maximum efforts would be made for its successful implementation, Minister of Infrastructure of Ukraine Oleksandr Kubrakov said following a meeting on Sunday at the Joint Coordination Center in Istanbul with Turkish Defense Minister Hulusi Akar.
Most Ukrainians suffer from fatigue and lack of proper sleep, according to the results of a sociological survey “Psychological Markers of War” conducted by the “Rating” group on October 8-9.
In a press release with the results of the survey, released on Monday, it is noted that the majority of Ukrainians are prone to fatigue (only 34% do not feel it) and lack adequate sleep (only 47% have adequate sleep).
“Such reactions of the body are natural for stress and at the same time quite debilitating. Despite this, other emotional and moral indicators of citizens are in better condition,” the release says.
It clarifies that Ukrainians in the eighth month of a full-scale war demonstrate a good level of resilience (3.9 out of 5). The components of this indicator: psychological resilience (3.9) and physical health support (3.7) did not change significantly compared to June.
A relatively high indicator of psychological stability is provided primarily by interest in what is happening around (4.5), plans for the future (4.2), normal nutrition (4.2), lack of regret about the past (4.1) and confidence in one’s decisions. (4.0).
At the same time, since April, there has been a decrease in indicators of normal nutrition, at the same time, indicators of good sleep are growing.
“This allows you to keep a relative balance of support for physical health,” sociologists say.
They note that women have a lower level of hardiness than men. A relatively lower level of hardiness is recorded in the youngest and oldest. Having a job has a positive effect on resilience: those who work fully or partially feel better than those who do not work, because “work (employment, team) and salary cover the basic need for security and belonging to the community.”
A higher level of resilience is observed among those who have relatives who are fighting today.
In the regional context, in this study, there are no significant differences in the integral indicator. At the same time, there is a significant gap between the index of physical health (relatively lower level) and psychological stability (relatively higher level) among residents of the southern regions of Ukraine.
“In all categories of respondents, psychological hardiness (3.9) is higher than indicators of physical condition (3.7). As in the previous study, the hypothesis is confirmed that the war has physically exhausted more, and psychological endurance remains relatively stable,” – stated in release.
It also notes that, in general, the dynamics of the resilience index has improved somewhat.
“Ukrainians, despite the eighth month of the war, still have enough physical and moral strength to live in difficult conditions, work, help, fight,” summed up sociologists.
The sociological survey “Psychological markers of war” was conducted by the Sociological Group “Rating” on October 8-9, 2022. In the course of the study, 1,000 respondents aged 18 years and older were interviewed using the CATI (Computer Assisted Telephone Interviews) method in all regions, except for the temporarily occupied territories of Crimea and Donbass, as well as territories where at the time of the survey there was no Ukrainian mobile connection. The error of the representativeness of the study with a confidence probability of 0.95: no more than 3.1%.
Repair crews of NPC Ukrenergo are already working to eliminate the consequences of a Russian terrorist attack on energy infrastructure facilities in the central and northern regions of Ukraine.
“The situation in the power system is under control. However, the Ukrenergo dispatch center does not rule out the possibility of introducing emergency shutdown schedules. Therefore, it is important to save electricity consumption throughout the country, especially in the evening hours,” the company said in a statement.
