B In 2024, inflation in Ukraine, according to NBU forecasts, will be 9.7%, which is almost twice as high as the previous year.
This was reported by URA-Inform with reference to the official website of the NBU.
The main factors were unfavorable weather conditions, rising production costs and the weakening of the hryvnia. The biggest price increases were for food products, including dairy and meat products, as well as medical products and communication services.
This puts serious pressure on consumers , especially on vulnerable groups of the population. The current situation requires businesses to quickly adapt, and the state to find effective solutions to stabilize the economy and protect consumers.
One possible measure could be to increase subsidies for key goods and strengthen control over pricing.
At the same time, experts are calling for the implementation of structural reforms aimed at increasing market transparency and supporting small and medium-sized businesses. Only a comprehensive approach can minimize the effects of inflation and create conditions for stable economic growth in the future.
In addition, the Reserve+ will cancel the deferment.
