The negative balance of the regulator’s interventions since the beginning of the year was $18.3 billion and EUR 1.7 billion.
National Bank sold nearly $230 million in the interbank market last week. This was confirmed by data on the Central Bank’s website on Monday, October 31.
Thus, the regulator bought $13.50 million in the interbank foreign exchange market and sold $227.59 million. The negative balance of interventions reached $214.09 million.
Thus, the National Bank reduced the sale of foreign currency by 2.7 times compared to last week, when almost $580 million was sold.
Since the beginning of the year, the NBU bought $3,162.91 million and EUR 110.97 million in the interbank market. At the same time, the regulator sold 21,508.07 million dollars and 1,789.11 million euros.
The negative balance of interventions amounted to USD 18,345.16 million and EUR 1,678.14 million.
Recall that in October the NBU allowed citizens to buy non-cash money at the rate of the regulator with placement in term deposits.
It was also reported that in September, the population’s purchase of foreign currency in banks increased one and a half times.
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