The National Bank of Ukraine has revised selected international investment position indicators for 2014–2025 using new reporting data and an updated approach to estimating foreign-currency cash held outside banks that incorporates the effects of the full-scale war. New 2022–2024 data from the State Statistical Service, received after the resumption of mandatory statistical reporting, improved the coverage and quality of foreign direct investment (FDI) statistics. As a result, the estimated stock of FDI in Ukraine was increased by USD 1.1 billion as of end-2022, by USD 1.0 billion as of end-2023, and by USD 0.5 billion as of end-2024. Separately, the refined non-bank foreign-currency cash methodology revised data back to 2014 to reflect losses linked to temporary occupation of territories, the reclassification of Ukrainians abroad for more than one year as non-residents under BPM6 (with related declines in assets recorded as other changes in Q1 2023), and exchange-rate effects. The revision introduced currency-by-currency accumulation of transactions using bank-reported foreign-currency cash transaction data, yielding end-2025 estimated shares of 80.3% in U.S. dollars and 19.2% in euros; exchange-rate differences reduced estimated non-bank holdings for 2014–2025 by USD 2.3 billion. Overall, non-bank cash holdings were revised down by USD 24.6 billion to USD 117.6 billion. The revised 2022–2024 FDI breakdowns by country, economic activity, and region will be released with the 2025 dataset scheduled for publication on 31 March 2026.

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