NBU explained why inflation targeting is a support for Ukraine
Journalist
Anna Tkach
yesterday, 11:07
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This year at the workshop 'Monetary Policy in Emerging Market Countries' inflation targeting was discussed as a successful monetary regime, particularly relevant in conditions of uncertainty. The Head of the National Bank of Ukraine, Andriy Pyshny, emphasized that Ukraine's experience shows that crisis conditions can become a catalyst for the evolution of the monetary paradigm.
Participants of the event, including representatives of global and regional financial institutions and ministries, agreed on the main conclusions: the independence of central banks, the understanding of the flexibility of monetary policy, and the existence of common goals of price and financial stability.
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