Financial assistance from partners allows us to maintain the purchasing power of the hryvnia.
The dollar exchange rate in Ukraine will not return to 20 or 30 hryvnia. The fact is that during military actions, exchange rates are formed according to a completely different logic.
Doctor of Social Economics, economist Zinoviy Svereda spoke about this on air at KIEV24.
According to the expert, in war conditions, a strategy should work not only to strengthen one's own currency, but also to depreciate the enemy's currency.
“We need the Russian ruble to fall and never rise to any levels,” he emphasized.
Partners play a significant role in this process. Svereda stated that the BRICS countries help maintain the ruble exchange rate. They maintain formal and informal trade relations with the aggressor.
“Our Western partners provide both military and financial assistance. This helps maintain the value and purchasing power of the hryvnia. If we take the laws of economics and review what happened to the currencies of other countries after the wars… Fortunately, there is inflation in Ukraine, but fortunately, there is no devaluation,” the economist noted.
Svereda believes that after the war, economic freedoms and the creation of an investment climate for the restoration of Ukraine should be ensured.
Earlier it became known how much the dollar, euro and zloty will cost on February 3.
