Background. The financial and credit policies of Ukraine’s agri-food sector are crucial for its stability and growth, particularly within the changing geo-economic context. Understanding these changes and their impacts is essential for developing effective measures to support the sector.
Results and conclusions. The article investigates effective measures for developing the financial and credit policies of Ukraine‟s agri-food sector within the geo-economic context. It discusses the directions of geo-economic changes affecting these policies. The article shows a global development vector of financialization in geo-economics that alters the models of financial and credit flow balances. The geo-financial approach is introduced and an export structure of agri-food products between Ukraine and the EU is thoroughly analyzed. The geographical structure of Ukraine‟s geo-financial system is examined. The impact of currency risks on grain exports for the average agri-food entity in Ukraine is assessed. The article identifies dynamic inflation rate fluctuations affecting monetary tools and financial and credit policies of the agri-food industry in EU countries. It evaluates the extent of lending to agri-food business entities. The article specifies the institutional structure of geo-finance operations and the conditions that determine the flow of financial resources from global financial institutions to support new financial cycles in a country at war.