The National Bank of Ukraine claims that exchangers " This was stated by Deputy Head of the NBU Ekaterina Rozhkova in an interview with the Commander-in-Chief.

" This is definitely non-market behavior, but rather an artificial loosening of the situation.. I want everyone to understand that war is not the time for speculation, especially when it harms ordinary citizens,"

In addition, according to Rozhkova, the National Bank conducted checks that showed that in some cases the rates displayed on signs do not coincide with the rates at which cash currency exchange operations actually take place..

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How often the National Bank detected such cases and whether such violations can be considered typical for non-banking institutions, Rozhkova did not specify..

Recall, on July 21, the National Bank significantly simultaneously lowered the official hryvnia exchange rate against the dollar (by 25%). After that, the cash rate in exchangers steadily crept up and in a few days exceeded 42 UAH per $1..

And while citizens were recovering, the regulator, in order to bring down the panic, resorted to a surprisingly original solution - exchangers were forbidden to display exchange rates on the scoreboard. This decision provoked an even greater outcry.. Social networks erupted with sarcastic comments in the spirit of "