Dollar at 50 and freezing of social payments: a pessimistic scenario for Ukraine outlined in the Rada.
Member of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on Finance, Tax and Customs Policy Nina Yuzhanina spoke about what to expect from the dollar exchange rate in Ukraine.
As reported by "Khvylia", she announced this on-air News.Live.
According to the MP, Ukraine will gradually progress to a rate of 50 hryvnias per dollar. At the same time, she noted that this summer there was a jump in the dollar's value, which forced the National Bank to conduct significant intervention.
Yuzhanina also pointed out that things are "very difficult" for Ukraine in this regard right now.
Yuzhanina also pointed out that things are "very difficult" for Ukraine in this regard right now.
"Understand that all social payments will remain unchanged for the coming years… I no longer trust the budget declaration much, as it is a document that supposedly means something but actually means nothing. It is absolutely clear that our numbers are "flying" this year, and the forecast can't be the same for the next year," she explained.
Additionally, Yuzhanina clarified that by September 15th, a draft budget for the next year is supposed to be submitted to the Rada, but "it is very difficult".
Recall, it became known in which banks and in which currency Ukrainians keep their money.
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