This week alone, the regulator sells more than $ 811 million in the interbank foreign exchange market.
Since the beginning of the year, the National Bank of Ukraine has sold over $ 20 billion to support Hryvnia. This has been confirmed by data on the regulator website on Saturday, July 26th.
So, only this week, for five working days, the NBU sells more than $ 811 million in the Interbank’s foreign exchange market, which is slightly lower than last week ($ 906 million). At the same time, the regulator does not buy money.
Overall, since the beginning of 2025, the National Bank has sold more than 20 billion 135 million dollars to the interbank, and has earned only a little of $ 37 million.
Earlier it was reported that the Ukrainians had lost interest in the dollar. In June, a clean American money purchase costs $ 44 million, while Euro – 276 million in dollar terms.
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Source: korrespondent
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