Inflation in Ukraine Decreased to 9.3% in November 2025 — The Trend of Slowing Continues
In November 2025, Ukraine experienced a further slowdown in inflation. Over the past six months, the country has shown a stable trend of decreasing consumer price growth rates. According to statistics, inflation in November was only 0.4% compared to October, and on a yearly basis, it stood at 9.3%.
This is reported by AgroReview
Price Dynamics for Essential Goods and Services
In November, food products and non-alcoholic beverages on the consumer market increased in price by an average of 0.8%. The largest price rise was seen in eggs — up by 12.6%. Prices for vegetables, lard, processed grain products, fish, fish products, sunflower oil, pasta, dairy products, cheese, bread, beef, milk, and butter also increased (from 0.8% to 4.6%). At the same time, fruits, pork, sugar, poultry meat, and rice became cheaper by 0.9–3%.
Core inflation in November was 0.3% compared to October, and in comparison to November 2024, it was 9.3%.
“In November 2025, inflation in Ukraine slowed for the sixth consecutive month. Consumer prices rose by only 0.4% compared to October, while the annual rate was 9.3%. The largest price increases were for eggs and vegetables, while clothing and footwear became cheaper.”
Changes in Prices for Non-Food Goods and Transport
Alcoholic beverages and tobacco products increased in price by 1.2%, driven by a 1.9% rise in tobacco product prices. Conversely, clothing and footwear became more affordable — their costs decreased by 2.3%. Specifically, footwear prices fell by 2.9%, while clothing prices dropped by 1.9%.
Transport service prices rose by 0.5%. The main reasons for the increase were a 1.6% rise in railway transport fares, a 0.6% increase in road passenger transport costs, as well as a 0.5% rise in fuel and lubricant prices.
Since June 2025, inflation in Ukraine has shown a consistent slowdown. This indicates that prices continue to rise, but the rate of this increase has significantly decreased. According to forecasts from the National Bank, inflation at the end of the year will remain below 10%, and in 2026, this figure is expected to drop to below 7%.
