The national Bank of Ukraine has forecasted inflation in 2015 is above 30%
Inflation 2015 in Ukraine, most likely, will be not less than 30%, said the Deputy head of the National Bank of Ukraine Dmytro salogub.

Inflation 2015 in Ukraine, most likely, will be not less than 30%, said the Deputy head of the National Bank of Ukraine Dmytro salogub.
"As for inflation, this year we are unlikely to see the year-end figure is less than 30%," said salogub on the last working day of the week at the Symposium on the problems of Ukrainian exports.
However, He added That Inflation in March amounted to more than 10%, RIA " Novosti ". On the first day of the week, the state statistics service (state statistics service of Ukraine reported That the rise in consumer prices in Ukraine in January-March amounted to 20, 3%. At the end of March, the head of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko is confident That economic growth in his country will resume in 2016. According to the acting Deputy head of the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) Dmytro Sologub, Inflation in the country has now reached 34, 5%, but before the end of the year, it is projected to decrease to 30%. March 12 international monetary Fund has sent Ukraine 1st tranche of financial assistance in the amount of 5 billion dollars, just this year it will be allocated 10 billion Allocated money may not be directly applicable to social needs, they will go on repayment of the state debt of the country. However, the Tariffs for electricity, gas, heat and hot water increased for residents of Ukraine from April 1. According to the agreement Between the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine and international monetary Fund, Usually the cost of gas for residents increased by 285%. Electricity rates for residents of Ukraine will be increased in 3, 5 times over 2 years. In addition, water Rates for residents will increase at 4-100% from may 1 in connection with the rising cost of electricity. International monetary Fund believes That the fall of Ukraine's economy in 2015 will amount to 5, 5%. In addition, the IMF Experts believe That in 2015 Ukrainian exports will decline against the background of General deterioration in the trade.
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