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Source: People's Republic of China – State Council News
Kyiv, January 7 (Xinhua) — Ukraine's international gold and foreign exchange reserves grew by 30.8 percent in 2025, reaching $57.3 billion, the highest level since the country's independence. The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU, or Central Bank) reported this on its website on Wednesday.
The regulator's press service noted that the growth of gold and foreign exchange reserves was made possible by record financial support from Kyiv's international partners, totaling $52.4 billion.
The stable operation of the country's domestic debt market and the NBU's policy—a set of interest rate and exchange rate policy instruments and capital control measures—also contributed to the increase in gold and foreign exchange reserves.
The press service added that the current level of international reserves provides financing for future imports for 5.9 months.
By the end of 2024, Ukraine's gold and foreign exchange reserves increased by 8 percent to $43.8 billion. –0–
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