The average day -to -day demand in the cash foreign exchange market in April was reduced to $ 17 million from $ 31 million in March.
Households in Ukrainians have significantly reduced demand for money in recent months. In addition, in recent days, an offer to the cash market even exceeds demand. It was said by deputy chairman of National Bank of Ukraine Board Yuri Geletius in a briefing at Kyiv on Thursday, April 17.
According to him, in April the average sun -day demand in the cash market, $ 17 million from $ 31 million in March and $ 41 million in February was reduced.
In the Non -Cash market, there is also a significant increase in gross money supply: in March it reached $ 240 million a day from $ 213 in February, while gross demand “did not significantly increase dramatically.
Geletius noted that in current conditions, the National Bank is monitoring the situation in global financial markets, where tariff confronts has led to an increase in volatility and there is a lowering of the Euro dollar.
He emphasized that despite the re-evaluation of the Hryvnia-Dolyar pair, “considering the fact that the binding of the binding is the dollar, respectively, the rate of hryvnia for euro and other currencies is calculated in the cross-course, so now we are watching the euro.”
According to the National Bank, in March, the net purchase of the money population dropped to $ 720 million from $ 958 million in February and $ 1.48 billion in January.
As we have written, the NBU left the account at a level of 15.5% per year without changing. At the same time, the regulator ensures that if the risks are strengthened, it will hold the accounting rate at the current level longer than the updated MacRO -Drift, and will be ready to take additional steps.
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