Financiers warn: why you should not invest all your money in dollars.
According to inkorr.com: Economic experts urge Ukrainians not to concentrate all their financial resources solely on US dollars. Instead, it is advisable to distribute savings among different assets. It is important to maintain a balance between currencies, such as the dollar and euro, and also to invest in hryvnia-denominated fixed-income assets, such as deposits and government bonds (OVDP).
Bond Yield
'The yield on Ukrainian bonds is around 16%. There is no rate like this anywhere in the world, especially among reliable instruments. And considering that the National Bank of Ukraine is keeping the exchange rate unchanged, investors are essentially getting 16% per annum in dollars. This is an excellent yield,' emphasized economist Serhiy Fursa.
It is important to adhere to a balanced and thoughtful approach to investments and choose reliable partners in the currency market, as well as to avoid fraudulent schemes.
Thus, distributing financial assets can positively impact the financial stability of Ukrainians. Diversification of investments can not only protect savings but also generate profit in the long term, especially during times of economic instability.
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