In Ukraine, they began to count losses from martial law
The introduction of martial law will force investors to refrain from investing in the Ukrainian economy, which will be one of the factors in the fall of the national currency.
Executive Director of the International Blazer Foundation Oleg Ustenko stated this at a press conference in Kyiv, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“A serious factor that will push the hryvnia towards devaluation is everything that concerns investors. Most investors are trying to wait and not make a final decision on the plant of their investments at a time when the country is in a state of martial law. This means that within a month we could lose 100-200 million dollars. This is the average amount that investors bring into the territory of Ukraine per month. Minus 100-200 million dollars is a factor that negatively affects the hryvnia exchange rate,” Ustenko said.
Let us remind you that in Ukraine declared martial law in some regions bordering the Russian Federation.
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