Due to the decrease in demand in the foreign exchange market, the central bank was able to reduce the sale of foreign currency from reserves.
In Ukraine, there is a decrease in demand for foreign currency, which allows the National Bank to reduce the purchase of dollars in the interbank market. The head of the NBU Council Bogdan Danylyshyn spoke about the situation in the foreign exchange market on Facebook.
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“This, in turn, made it possible to reduce the amount of net sales of foreign currency by the National Bank to MVRU from $862 million to $608.5 million last week,” he said.
At the same time, due to the increase in net sales of foreign currency by the central bank in September (up to $2.7 billion), Ukraine’s international reserves decreased by 5.9% last month to $23.9 billion.
Daanilyshyn noted that support for international reserves in September was provided by receiving international aid, which significantly exceeded external debt payments. Thus, throughout the month, foreign currency receipts in government accounts reached $2 billion, of which $1.5 billion came through the World Bank trust fund from the United States, $0.5 billion from the European Union, $51.7 million from the placement of domestic government bonds. . currency denomination.
Remember, the National Bank doubled the monthly limit on the purchase of non-cash money by citizens with subsequent placement in an irrevocable deposit for three months – from 50 thousand Hryvnia to 100 thousand.
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Source: korrespondent
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