The positive dynamics are due to the significant amount of receipts from international partners and a reduction in National Bank’s net sale volume in the interbank market.
In August, Ukraine’s international reserves increased and up to September 1 would cost $ 46 billion 032 million, which was 7%, or more than $ 3 billion over a month ago. This was announced by the National Bank on Thursday, September 4.
The dynamics are because, on the one hand, significant quantities 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 report said.
According to the NBU, $ 6.165 billion of them was received in government exchange accounts in August: of these:
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$ 4.7 billion came from the EU as part of the Ukraine facility tool and initiative of the G7 Era,
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$ 1.06 billion – through World Bank accounts,
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$ 395 million – from placing AC.
About $ 620 million are paid for service and repayment of public debt in foreign currency. In addition, Ukraine paid the IMF $ 427 million.
The NBU also sells nearly $ 2.7 billion from interbank reserves, which is 22% lower than July 2025.
In addition, in August, due to re -evaluation, the cost of financial instruments increased by $ 577 million.
The current volume of international reserves provides financing 5.0 months of imports in the future, the report said.
Thus, Ukraine’s reserves approach the record again. As you know, it was recorded in May – $ 46.68 billion.
And in early August, it was reported to reduce Ukraine’s reserve by $ 2 billion.
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Source: korrespondent
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