Andriy Pyshnyi
Currency liberalization will cost Ukraine about $5-5.5 billion - Pyshnyi
Pyshnyi named the conditions under which the NBU will continue to ease currency restrictions
The situation on the foreign exchange market is under control, risks associated with the war - Pyshnyi
Access to Russian assets requires legal grounds and political will - Pyshnyi
The NBU is preparing a series of steps for currency liberalization in the coming weeks
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Currency liberalization will cost Ukraine about $5-5.5 billion - Pyshnyi
The National Bank of Ukraine expects currency liberalization to cost Ukraine about $5-5. 5 billion, but considers it a productive investment to facilitate capital flows and economic recovery.
Pyshnyi named the conditions under which the NBU will continue to ease currency restrictions
The NBU expects businesses to use the opportunities of currency liberalization responsibly by returning export earnings to Ukraine rather than keeping them abroad.
The situation on the foreign exchange market is under control, risks associated with the war - Pyshnyi
The situation in the foreign exchange market is now under control, and Ukraine has successfully transitioned to a managed floating exchange rate regime without shocks, NBU Governor Andriy Pyshny said. The uncertainty that exists, according to the head of the National Bank, is related to security risks, and the war is a key factor that generates risks.
Access to Russian assets requires legal grounds and political will - Pyshnyi
Ukraine needs the legal basis and political will to access $300 billion in frozen Russian assets to finance its defense and recovery from the Russian invasion.
The NBU is preparing a series of steps for currency liberalization in the coming weeks
The National Bank of Ukraine is preparing a series of steps for currency liberalization in the coming weeks, keeping international reserves at the current level, as part of its strategy to ease currency restrictions and return to inflation targeting.
Lush: we need to save reserves
The National Bank of Ukraine sells dollars from its reserves to compensate for the structural shortage of foreign currency during the war, prevent the devaluation of the hryvnia, and maintain macrofinancial stability.
The IMF Board has completed the third review of the Extended Fund Facility program. What it means for Ukraine: NBU explanation
The IMF Board of Directors approved the third revision of the Extended Fund Facility for Ukraine, which allows for the immediate disbursement of about $880 million to support Ukraine's state budget expenditures, international reserves, and macrofinancial stability.
The NBU expects the IMF to decide on a tranche of almost $900 million in a week
Ukraine expects a decision by the IMF Board of Directors on the next $900 million tranche under the EFF program in a week.
Ukraine to receive €6 billion in transitional funding from the EU: agreement signed
Ukraine and the European Union have signed an agreement to provide €6 billion in soft loans to Ukraine, of which €4. 5 billion will be disbursed in March and the remaining €1.5 billion in April 2024 after the reform indicators are met.
The National Bank has determined the list of important payment infrastructure facilities in Ukraine
The NBU has determined the list of systemically important payment infrastructure in Ukraine, which includes the electronic payment system as the only systemically important payment system.
Expert: SBI should appeal to NBU Governor with a motion to remove Zyma, director of the National Bank's legal department
Expert: SBI should appeal to NBU Governor with a motion to remove Zyma, director of the National Bank's legal department.
NBU Governor expects international aid to resume after IMF deal
The NBU governor noted that the agreement at the IMF staff level paves the way for Ukraine to receive the next tranche of $880 million and resume international assistance.
National Bank puts into circulation a new commemorative banknote "Unity Saves the World"
The National Bank of Ukraine puts into circulation a new commemorative 50-hryvnia banknote "Unity Saves the World" in honor of Ukraine's fight for freedom and unity against Russian aggression.
IMF mission to start negotiations on third review of Ukraine's program on February 17 in Warsaw - NBU
The IMF team headed by Uma Ramakrishnan has begun meetings in Kyiv with Ukrainian authorities to discuss the economic challenges facing Ukraine, and on February 17, the IMF mission will begin negotiations on the third review of the program for Ukraine in Warsaw.