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The NBU set the dollar rate at 44.54 UAH and the euro at 51.85 UAH for August 28 — both currencies became cheaper. The main risk for the market remains the logistics consequences of attacks and dependence on export earnings.

The strikes of August 11 and 16 halted Zaporizhstal and ArcelorMittal Kryvyi Rih — 72% of steel production in Ukraine. By the end of 2026, output could fall by 2 million tonnes.

In September 2026, Ukrainian banks may intensify competition for hryvnia deposits: average rates are forecast at 13.5–15%, while individual offers with bonuses could reach 17.5–18% per annum. Lending rates, meanwhile, may rise by 0.5–1 p.p.

US national debt has exceeded $40 trillion for the first time in history, doubling in nine years. Analysts disagree on the risks: from warnings of a debt crisis to arguments that default is unlikely.

The NBU is conducting unprecedented interventions to maintain the exchange rate, but the structural deficit in the balance of payments is growing. Imports are overtaking exports, and the economy depends on international aid.

🇺🇦 NBU introduces a currency thaw: restrictions on capital movement are eased starting August 11, 2026. 💰 Price of freedom: The NBU is ready to spend reserves ($4.76 billion in July) to contain devaluation. 📉 Forecast: Liberalization could add $0.3–0.6 billion in monthly demand and weaken the hryvnia by 1.5–3.5%. ⚠️ The IMF recommends caution, despite supporting a flexible exchange rate. #Ukraine #NBU #Currency #Economy #Hryvnia

💸 NBU increased the currency purchase limit to 200k UAH! Experts are debating: will this lead to a demand spike or remain a formality due to financial monitoring? We analyze the impact on the hryvnia exchange rate and population behavior in 2026. #NBU #Currency #Hryvnia #Economy

📈 NBU updated exchange rates for August 11, 2026: dollar and euro rise again. 💵 US Dollar: 44.83 UAH (+0.08 UAH) 💶 Euro: 51.78 UAH (+0.17 UAH) Experts link the growth to a decline in exports due to attacks on ships, but note that the situation is stabilized by international financial aid. There is currently no threat to exchange rate stability. #Economy #NBU #ExchangeRates #Hryvnia

The NBU raised the key rate to 15.5% due to rising inflation. The regulator revised its 2026 forecast and expects prices to rise by 10%. This decision will affect deposits, loans, and national debt. 💰📉

The NBU recorded a dollar rise to 44.77 UAH and a euro drop to 51.06 UAH. 💵💶 The regulator also announced the release of a 2000 hryvnia banknote due to the dominance of large denominations in circulation. 🇺🇦

Starting in 2026, Ukraine will introduce its largest-ever banknote — 2000 hryvnias featuring the portrait of Vasyl Stus. However, former Finance Minister Ihor Umanets considers this decision a step against European trends, where large banknotes are being phased out to combat the shadow sector. 💸🇺🇦

Economists have calculated: even if Ukraine issues a 5,000 hryvnia banknote, it will not become the most expensive in history. The record for purchasing power is still held by the "500" from 2006. We analyze the figures and reasons for the appearance of new denominations 💸🇺🇦

The hryvnia has begun to regain its position after a sharp spike in the dollar rate mid-week. We analyze how prices changed in popular banks and what forecasts experts give for the next week. 💵📉