In 2027, inflation in Ukraine is expected to show a steady decline, according to the National Bank. The regulator estimates that by the end of the year, inflation may slow to around 6.5%, and reach the target level of 5% in 2028.
Key drivers of disinflation will include a gradual easing of external price pressures, stabilization of the energy sector, and effective monetary policy. At the same time, the agricultural sector will play an important role, as higher crop yields are expected to help contain food prices.
Thus, the combination of macroeconomic measures and stable agricultural production will form the basis for a gradual reduction in inflation. This creates conditions for a more predictable market environment and price stabilization in the medium term.