Geopolitical calls for 2025 fate, which lead to a possible change in financial assistance and a decrease in donor programs, do not pose a critical threat to the financial stability of Ukraine.
The President of the Association of Ukrainian Banks, Andriy Dubas, stated this during the briefing “Financial stability and currency exchange rates: what do Ukrainians expect in 2025?”, the correspondent reports to Ukrinform.
“The first thing I want to express my respect for is our outcries in the international arena during the period of Russia’s large-scale invasion of Ukraine,” Dubas said.
Having guessed that, due to serious uncertainty, Ukraine was first faced with the fall of 2023, since in the US House of Representatives for as many as 6 months, until the spring of 2024, they could not bring food to the vote without support Ukraine.
According to the expert, at the current time, the main tasks for the Ukrainian economy and financial system are the unique financing of the budget.
“The remaining amount of emergency funding for the budget, and idle time, is a set of other unsupported assets, and a very risky instrument that can start an inflationary spiral. And it’s extremely difficult zupiniti,” Dubas explained.
According to the expert, the support system of Ukraine is deprived of a balanced combination of flexibility and proactivity of international partners.
“Before the recent visit of the AUB delegation to Brussels, we were aware of the growing concern and proactive position on the side of the European Union. It is good that if one side slows down its pace, the other side slows down. “We can increase the support,” Dubas added.
As reported by Ukrinform, the European Commission on February 20 announced the payment to Ukraine of 1 billion euros as part of a loan from the Group of Seven (G7), which will be paid and serviced for the recovery of funds due to blocking Russian assets.