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The NBU explained why the excitement in the foreign exchange market had subsided

Currency and verbal interventions of the NBU in the lime-sickle calmed down the city the reaction on the foreign exchange market and the change in Kolivan exchange rate of the hryvnia.

RBC-Ukraine reports this from the meeting sent to the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the NBU on the 18th of April, at the hour of this day. The decision was made to maintain the regional interest rate at 13.0%.

“To maintain control over investments and stream pressure on NBU prices, an active participant in the foreign exchange market is deprived of it,” he said.

As stated by the NBU, the sufficient yield of hryvnia instruments, due to the further reduction in rates in the previous month, encouraged the flow of funds into instruments in the national currency.

The NBU’s ability to secure these brush of the currency market i far away is high. As a result, Ukraine's international reserves have transferred 42 billion dollars to foreign funding.

“The contours of external assistance are being gradually formed in view of the achievements of the personnel Until the fifth, I will review the program for expanded financing with the IMF, as well as “progress has been made in the development of the mechanism for Ukraine to seize assets from damaged Russian assets,” the NBU added.

Dollar exchange rate

It seems likely that the dollar to hryvnia exchange rate is calculated to Mizhbank. Nowadays, the NBU completely controls the situation and actually sets the exchange rate for additional currency sales at the current rate.

Since last year, the NBU has consistently increased the dollar exchange rate, which has increased to a historical maximum of 41.49 UAH/dollar by 22 linya. On the commodity market, the exchange rate has increased to 42 hryvnia.

After this, the NBU stated that the growing dollar threatens price stability and is starting to lower the rate. Since then, the exchange rate has been in the narrow range of 41-41.35 UAH/dollar.

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