The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU), a crucial institution in the country’s financial landscape, has reaffirmed its satisfaction with its current operational design. First Deputy Governor Serhiy Nikolaychuk, in an exclusive interview with Interfax-Ukraine, underscored that there are no preconditions for the return of 14-day certificates, which are a form of short-term liquidity instrument used by the central bank to manage monetary policy.
Nikolaychuk’s comments come at a time when Ukraine’s economy is facing various challenges, including inflation and external debt management. The NBU’s stance on maintaining its current operational framework suggests a strategic approach to ensure stability in the financial system. However, experts are closely monitoring any developments that might indicate a shift in the bank’s policy.
The NBU has been implementing several measures to stabilize the Ukrainian hryvnia (UAH) and support economic growth. Nikolaychuk’s confidence in the existing design reflects the bank’s commitment to maintaining the integrity of its monetary policies. While there are no immediate plans for changes, the situation is dynamic, and the NBU will continue to assess the economic environment to make informed decisions.