The net purchase of foreign currency by the population of Ukraine last month amounted to more than $106 million.
In August, the population of Ukraine sold cash and non-cash money in the amount of $1,366.8 million (equivalent) and bought $1,473.4 million. This is confirmed by data on the website of the National Bank on Friday, September 2.
Thus, the net purchase of foreign currency last month amounted to $106.6 million. And this means that in August, for the first time since the beginning of the war, Ukrainians bought more money than they sold.
In total, since the beginning of 2022, the population sold currencies in the amount of $8,909.1 million and bought $8,358.8 million. Net sales totaled $550.3 million.
Recall that in July, Ukrainians reduced the sale of foreign currency by $207 million compared to June.
It was also reported that in August the National Bank allowed exchangers to set any currency purchase rate.
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