Net foreign currency sales on the interbank market in June reached nearly $ 4 billion. From the beginning of the year – almost 13 billion.
In June, the National Bank bought $ 31 million on the interbank market and sold $ 3,987.3 million, according to the regulator’s website on Friday, July 1st.
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The negative balance reached a historic maximum – $ 3,956.3 million.
From the beginning of the year, the NBU bought $ 1,977 million on the interbank market and sold $ 14,888.3 million. Negative balance – 12 911.3 million dollars.
As you know, after the start of the war, the official exchange rate against the dollar was fixed at 29.25 hryvnia.
And from May 21, the NBU allowed banks not to limit their rates for the sale of cash currency, and also removed restrictions on the rate at which banks write off hryvnia funds from cards for non-cash payments or withdraw funds from overseas cards.
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