Friday, February 21
Concorde Capital’s Alexander Paraschiy writes on Zelenskiy’s stated desire to weaken the hryvnia, print more money and to hike annual inflation from 2% to 10%:
Friday, July 10, 2020


Concorde Capital’s Alexander Paraschiy writes on Zelenskiy’s stated desire to weaken the hryvnia, print more money and to hike annual inflation from 2% to 10%: “In the mid-term, such a review of targets could lead to large imbalances, including high inflation and currency shocks. At minimum, such risks make Ukraine’s local currency bonds unattractive to investors right now.”