The central bank now predicts that Ukraine’s inflation will peak this fall at 11%, then recede to 9.6% for 2021.

Friday, July 23, 2021

Until yesterday, the official prediction of the National Bank of Ukraine inflation at year end would be 8%. The Bank blamed “temporary increases in global food and energy prices,” strong consumer demand, and higher wages. By contrast, Turkey’s rate in June was 14.6%.

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