The financial stress index, which measures the level of current threats to the Ukraine sector, has been the lowest since the beginning of the war.
In the first half of 2025, the Financial Stress Index (IFS), which measures the National Bank of Ukraine, will be at the lowest level from the beginning of a full aggression, though it is PABAGU -CHANGE. This was reported in a report on NBU’s financial stability, published on Tuesday, June 17.
It has been noted that the sustainx of money is always the greatest contribution to IFS, which is slightly reduced compared to the beginning of the year, especially due to the reduction of foreign exchange interventions.
The main source of IFS’s volatility is the substancex of public security, which has changed due to sharp spread changes by the Sovereign European -religions and slightly grown compared to the beginning of the year.
The value of the traditional household behavior remains almost unchanged especially due to the maintenance of a relatively high level of bets in population deposits.
Corporate Securities’ Talindex has grown temporarily due to a change in the sharing prices of Ukraine companies caused by the change of expectations associated with the success of peaceful negotiations, but in the early part of the tag it returned to minimal values.
Banking alphabethex remains low, despite a slight decrease of liquidity in the spring.
Keep in mind that according to the May results, Ukraine’s international reserves fell and on June 1 cost $ 44.54 billion, 4.6%, or $ 2.15 billion less than a month ago.
The National Bank of Ukraine considers alleviating the discount rate in the second half of the year.
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Source: korrespondent
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