Ukrainians explained why there will be no devaluation of the hryvnia now

There are no fundamental grounds for devaluing the course of the Ukrainian hryvnia today, said Bogdan Danilishin, head of the Council of the National Bank of the country. He made such a statement today, July 6, the correspondent of the news agency reports. Danilishin believes that all talk about the course is only the cries of currency speculators, who in recent years have profited from financial speculation and the pyramids of the HIA. According to him, the volume of international reserves of the National Bank is more than 28 billion US dollars, which is more than enough to smooth out any excessive fluctuations in the exchange rate. This is also much more than the entire volume of cash and cashless hryvnia in the economy. Therefore, we are ready to conduct regular foreign exchange interventions in the interbank market to smooth out excess demand for foreign currency in the amount that will be necessary for this, the banker noted. the news agency recalls that on July 3, the Verkhovna Rada dismissed Yakov Smoly from the post of head of the National Bank of Ukraine. Today it became known that the NBU council refused to extend the contract with the deputy head of the regulator Oleg Chury. Many experts stated that large-scale rotations in the leadership of the NBU will inevitably negatively affect the hryvnia course. On the day Smolia was fired, the hryvnia sank by 30 kopecks.