# Finance
A US court has allowed investors to file a class action lawsuit against Elon Musk
A federal judge in Manhattan has ruled that former Twitter shareholders (now X) are entitled to bring a class action lawsuit against Elon Musk.
A TCC officer has been caught up in a crypto scandal: following the uproar, ETH disappeared from his declaration
Roman Danilyshyn, an officer with the Civil-Military Cooperation Unit of the Sviatoshyn District Territorial Coordination Centre in Kyiv, submitted a corrected declaration following the controversy surrounding his 2025 declaration. In the new version, he stated 4,716.24 Tether instead of 4,716.24 Ethereum, whilst the declared value of the asset remained unchanged at 195,016 UAH.
Ukrainian businesses regained their optimism in March
Improvements in the energy situation and demand bolstered business activity last month, but shelling, inflation and labour shortages remain key risks.
Ukraine has received nearly $1.3 billion from the Japanese government for social spending
Ukraine has received almost $1.3 billion from the Japanese government for social spending — pensions, assistance for the low-income, housing benefits, and so on.
Most Americans oppose Trump’s signature on dollar bills — poll
The vast majority of Americans (59%) are against US President Donald Trump’s signature appearing on dollar bills.
Gas imports to Ukraine have fallen to a record low due to high prices in the EU
From 1 April 2026, imports of natural gas from abroad fell to a low of 0.8 million cubic metres per day.
Payments of 1,500 hryvnias to Ukrainians have begun: who will receive the money and when
Payments of an additional 1,500 hryvnias – as targeted support for pensioners and vulnerable groups in Ukraine – will begin on 1 April 2026.
Ukrainians' debt to microfinance organisations has risen by a third
Ukrainians' debt to international financial institutions has reached almost 28 billion hryvnias due to an increase in the average loan size.
Pete Hegset's broker attempted to invest in a defence fund ahead of the strikes on Iran
In February, a broker representing US Defence Secretary Pete Hagset approached a defence fund regarding a multi-million-dollar investment, just a few weeks before military action was taken against Iran. The deal ultimately fell through.
A specialised agricultural processing cluster is to be established in the Vinnytsia region
The 56-hectare project is being developed as an Agroprocessing Hub, focusing on the deep processing of cereals and pulses, and the production of food ingredients and plant-based proteins.
Ukrainian farmers are optimising their fertiliser costs due to the sharp rise in prices
The spring sowing campaign is currently underway in Ukraine, with the significant rise in the price of mineral fertilisers being its main feature.
The ‘Midas’ case: the NABU has not ruled out further charges
New suspects may emerge in the ‘Midas’ case, and the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) expects to conclude its investigation by the end of the summer. Meanwhile, the extradition papers for Timur Mindich, whom investigators regard as one of the key figures in the case, have been awaiting the Prosecutor General’s signature for two weeks.
