Fitch: Inflation in Ukraine to remain high next year
Other countries
- 23 July, 2022
- 11:15
Add Report.az to preferred Google sources
Stay up to date with the top news!
The growth of consumer prices in Ukraine in 2022 will accelerate to 30%, and next year inflation will remain high due to the devaluation of the hryvnia, Fitch Ratings said, Report informs via RBC-Ukraine.
Analysts say inflation accelerated due to weak monetary policy impact, further supply chain disruptions, cash financing of budget deficits and continued high global commodity prices.
Inflation is projected to remain high in 2023, averaging 20%, due in part to the depreciation of the hryvnia, the Fitch Ratings said.
Latest News
13:58
Vietnamese Vice President arrives in Azerbaijan for CICA Summit
Foreign policy
13:56
Photo
Media Council: Iran's Sahar Azəri spread disinformation by linking footage from Diyarbakır to Azerbaijan
Media
13:51
IEA: Azerbaijan fell 110,000 b/d short of OPEC+ quota in September
Energy
13:18
Deputy Minister: Reconstruction of Khankandi Stadium nearing completion
Infrastructure
13:17
Discover the World appointed to represent AZAL in Belgium and the Netherlands
Infrastructure
13:15
Nearly $650,000 to be invested in PPP projects in Azerbaijan
Business
13:10
Garabagh to host forum for Yukselish competition winners
Infrastructure
12:54
Special rep: Next resettlement to Kalbajar's Zar village expected soon
Infrastructure
12:41
Azerbaijan U23 beat UAE at Minifootball World Cup
Football