Since the beginning of this year, the regulator has sold about 23 billion dollars and about 1.8 billion euros in the interbank market.
The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) bought $2.60 million in the interbank foreign exchange market and sold $583.44 million in the working week from December 5 to 9. The negative balance of interventions reached $580.84 million. This was confirmed by data on the regulator’s website on Saturday, December 10.
Thus, the regulator slightly increased the sale of foreign currency compared to the previous week, when $562.72 million was sold.
Since the beginning of the year, the National Bank bought $3,243.05 million and EUR 110.97 million in the interbank market. At the same time, 23,988.26 million dollars and 1,789.11 million euros were sold.
The negative balance of interventions reached 20,745.21 million dollars and 1,678.14 million euros.
Earlier this week, the NBU announced increased pressure on the hryvnia exchange rate. The dynamics of Ukraine’s balance of payments in January-October speaks of increased pressure on the exchange rate of the national currency.
However, in November, Ukraine’s international reserves grew by nearly 11% and surpassed the pre-war level of nearly $28 billion.
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Source: korrespondent
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