In March, nearly $ 6 billion from Western partners, the IMF and OVDP money were received at the National Bank Foreign Exchange Bills at the National Bank.
According to March results, Ukraine’s international reserve restored growth and reached $ 42 billion. This was announced by the National Bank on Monday, April 7.
It is indicated that on April 1, reserves increased by 5.6%, or by 2 billion 2.35 million dollars.
“Such a dynamics should, on the one hand, significant amounts of revenues from international partners, and on the other hand, a reduction in the National Bank’s net sale volume in the foreign exchange market,” the message said.
The dynamics of the reserves specify a number of factors. Thus, 5 billion 980 million dollars from Western partners, the IMF and the placement of money ATPs were received at the government’s National Bank of the Government Accounts in the National Bank.
Nearly $ 787 million and another $ 729.2 million was paid for the public’s service and payment of foreign currency – the IMF was paid.
Also in March, compared to February 2025, the National Bank’s net sale was reduced by 12.5%- the regulator sold $ 2 billion 653 million in the foreign exchange market and bought $ 10 million in reserves.
Also, thanks to the re -evaluation of financial instruments (due to changes in market value and money rates), reserves increased by $ 409.7 million.
“The current volume of international reserves provides financing of 5.2 months of imports in the future,” the National Bank is completed.
Recall that in February, Ukraine’s international reserves were reduced by 6.7% and cost a little to $ 40 billion. Also, a reduction in reserves was recorded in January.
And according to the results of December 2024, Ukraine’s international reserves increased by about 10%, up to $ 43.8 billion. This is a new historical record.
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Source: korrespondent
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