As of the end of August 2025, Ukraine’s trade volume reached $78.9 billion, which is $6.3 billion higher than the figure for the same period last year. Imports amounted to $52.6 billion, while exports totaled $26.3 billion.
This is reported by Finway
Import Structure and Main Partner Countries
The largest volumes of imports came from China ($11.6 billion), Poland ($5 billion), and Germany ($4.2 billion). The main categories of imported goods were machinery, equipment, and transport vehicles, accounting for $20.7 billion, chemical products at $8.3 billion, and fuel and energy products at $6.7 billion. Together, these three groups accounted for 68% of all imports into the country.
Exports from Ukraine and Their Structure
Among the main export destinations are Poland ($3.3 billion), Turkey ($2 billion), and Germany ($1.5 billion). The largest share of the export structure consists of food products, which generated $14.6 billion in foreign currency earnings. Significant contributions also came from metals and metal products ($3 billion), as well as machinery, equipment, and transport ($2.5 billion).
At the same time, in August 2025, the annual inflation in Ukraine was around 14%.
“The main reason for the decrease in prices is the increased supply of agricultural products from the new harvest, which has led to a reduction in food prices.”