The NBU raised the key rate from 14.5% to 15.5%
The Board of the National Bank has decided to raise the key rate to 15.5% per annum. This was announced by the head of the NBU Andriy Pyshnyy during a briefing on monetary policy.
The NBU assured that they will not “print the hryvnia”: The expected volumes of international aid will be sufficient
The expected volumes of external support are sufficient for non-emission financing of the budget deficit and maintaining a stable situation on the currency market. This was stated by the head of the NBU Andriy Pyshnyy during a monetary briefing.
Dollar or Euro: How a Private Investor Can Preserve and Increase Savings
Donald Trump's new policy is keeping the entire world on edge. Money markets, including the Ukrainian currency market, are becoming hostages to the situation. The changes taking place there will force private investors to reconsider their currency investments.
For a donation: how tax payments will change for benefactors and aid recipients
The Verkhovna Rada has changed the procedure for paying taxes on funds allocated to charity. The document's initiators say that the new procedure will encourage citizens and businesses to donate more actively. The Finance Ministry investigated whether this is true.
Inflation to grow in coming months – National Bank
In January 2025, inflation accelerated to 12.9% year-on-year. According to NBU estimates, it continued to grow in February. The target inflation rate is 5%. This is stated in the NBU report.