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Ukraine central bank cuts foreign currency sale requirements to 50pc

KIEV: The Ukrainian central bank cut the amount of foreign currency that businesses are required to sell t
Published April 4, 2017 Updated April 4, 2017 08:20pm

 

KIEV: The Ukrainian central bank cut the amount of foreign currency that businesses are required to sell to 50 percent of their foreign earnings from 65 percent, part of a promised currency liberalisation that follows the payout of new IMF aid.

The central bank also lifted the amount of foreign currency an individual can buy to the equivalent of 150,000 hryvnias ($5,531) a day from 12,000.

The changes take effect from April 5.

 

 

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