Speaking on Kyiv24, he emphasized that during wartime, the dynamics of the exchange rate operate on different principles than in peacetime.
According to Svereda, financial strategies are now focused not only on stabilizing the hryvnia but also on weakening the Russian ruble as part of broader economic measures. He highlighted that ensuring a consistent decline of the ruble is of strategic importance.
Additionally, the economist pointed out that post-war economies typically undergo structural changes, impacting exchange rates in line with classical economic laws.
While inflationary pressure in Ukraine persists, Svereda noted a crucial factor — the sharp devaluation of the hryvnia has not occurred, which is a positive sign amid ongoing financial uncertainty.
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