In April, government accounts at the National Bank received more than $ 6.3 billion from western partners and the placement of the OVVZ.
According to the May results, Ukraine’s international reserves rose for the second month in succession and up to 46 billion $ 683 million. This is a new historical record, the National Bank said on Wednesday, May 7.
It was noted that until May 1, reserves increased by 10.2%, or by 4 billion 303 million dollars.
“Such a dynamics should be, on the one hand, significant amount of revenues from international partners, and on the other hand, the smallest amount of net sale of money in the foreign exchange market in the foreign exchange market since April 2024,” the message said.
In general, the dynamics of the reserves determine a number of factors. In particular, government exchange accounts at the National Bank received $ 6 billion 347 million from western partners and the placement of currency AC.
About $ 518 million and another 82.1 million dollars are paid for the service and repayment of public debt debt to foreign currency – the IMF paid.
Also in April, compared to March, National Bank’s net sale was reduced by 17.1% – the regulator sold $ 2.2 billion in the foreign exchange market and bought $ 17.5 million in reserves.
In addition, due to the re -evaluation of financial instruments (due to changes in market value and money rates), reserves increased by $ 742.5 million.
“The current volume of international reserves provides financing of 5.6 months of imports in the future,” the National Bank completed.
Recall that in March, Ukraine’s international reserve rose 5.6% and cost more than $ 42 billion. Prior to this, their volume was reduced within two consecutive months.
And according to the results of December 2024, Ukraine’s reserves increased by almost 10%, up to $ 43.8 billion. Then this is a historical record.
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