By Kyiv School of Economics Kyiv School of Economics Despite robust real GDP growth in 2024-27, and especially after the end of the full-scale war, Ukraine is expected to lag behind its convergence path to the EU, Kyiv School of Economics (KSE) said in its October Ukrainian macroeconomic report. The reasons are insufficient investment, uncertain external financing, and low productivity gains. To change this trajectory and achieve the objectives of the Ukraine Plan, it is crucial to boost investments – from projected $140bn in 2025-27 to $200bn – as well as exports. In addition, additional fore…