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Ukraine’s prime rate may be slashed this year to 8% — one year ahead of schedule,
Monday, January 13, 2020


Ukraine’s prime rate may be slashed this year to 8% — one year ahead of schedule, Yakov Smoliy, governor of the National Bank of Ukraine, tells Project Krym. “Business can rates on loans at the level of 10-12% per annum in UAH,” Smoliy predicts in the summary on Facebook. This would mean a 550 basis point cut from the current level of 13.5%