In March, NBU's net interbank currency sales down 15% to USD 2.6 billion and become the smallest since year start

In March 2025, the National Bank's net sale of currency amounted to USD 2.608 billion, which is 14.7% less than the volume of net sales in February (USD 3.058 billion).

This is evidenced by NBU data, Ukrainian News Agency reports.

The currency sale figure in March is the lowest since the beginning of this year.

Thus, in March, the NBU bought USD 0.01 billion on the interbank market and sold USD 2.618 billion.

For comparison, in February 2025, the National Bank's net sale of currency amounted to USD 3.058 billion, which is 18.5% less than the volume of net sales in January (USD 3.750 billion).

In January 2025, the National Bank's net sale of currency amounted to USD 3.75 billion, which is 30% less than the net sale in December (USD 5.3 billion).

In December 2024, the National Bank's net sale of currency amounted to USD 5.3 billion, which is almost 2 times more than the net sale

in November (USD 2.7 billion), and was a record for the entire past year.

In total, in 2024, the National Bank sold more than USD 35.1 billion in currency.

The National Bank introduced managed exchange rate flexibility from October 3, 2023.

The NBU canceled all currency restrictions for the import of works and services and allowed the repatriation of "new" dividends.

The National Bank of Ukraine has introduced new approaches to determining the list of currencies to which the official hryvnia exchange rate is set daily, and has also canceled the list of currencies for monthly setting of the official exchange rate.