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The yield on deposits in Ukraine is falling, and loans are becoming cheaper.

NBU: Banks will continue lowering deposit rates.

The yield on deposits in Ukraine is falling, and loans are becoming cheaper.

The average bank interest rates on new hryvnia consumer deposits in August amounted to 10.6% per annum, which is 0.1 percentage point lower than a month ago, NBU data shows. Interest rates on new consumer deposits in foreign currency remained at 1.1%. Bank’s consumer deposit portfolios grew by 0.8% in August to ₴1.147T and exceeds the level seen at the beginning of the year (₴1.078T).

As for loans, in August the average interest rate on new bank consumer loans in the national currency amounted to 33.8% per annum. A month ago, rates were at 34%. At the same time, banks reduced rates for commercial loans in hryvnia from 16.5% to 14.7% per annum. Bank’s consumer credit portfolios increased by 1.8% to ₴263B, for enterprises – by 1.0% to ₴811B.

According to the NBU, the share of loans in Ukrainian expenditures increased to a historical maximum.

 

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