The National Bank of Ukraine published preliminary data showing Ukraine’s international reserves stood at USD 45,065.6 million as of 1 July 2025, up 1.2% over June. The increase was attributed to large inflows from international partners that exceeded the National Bank of Ukraine’s net foreign exchange sales and the country’s foreign currency debt service and repayments. Inflows to the government’s foreign currency accounts at the National Bank of Ukraine totalled USD 4,087.3 million in June under the G7 Extraordinary Revenue Acceleration for Ukraine (ERA) initiative, comprising USD 1,689.6 million from the Canadian government, USD 1,247.0 million via World Bank accounts, and USD 1,150.7 million from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Foreign currency public debt servicing and repayments amounted to USD 524.0 million, and an additional USD 426.2 million was repaid to the IMF. On the FX market, the National Bank of Ukraine sold USD 2,956.3 million and bought USD 1.3 million, making it a net seller of USD 2,955.0 million in June; revaluation gains added USD 337.8 million. The reserves were reported to cover 5.6 months of future imports. The National Bank of Ukraine releases international reserves and FX liquidity data monthly, with preliminary data no later than the 7th day after month-end and revised data no later than the 21st day.
National Bank of Ukraine 2025-07-07
National Bank of Ukraine reports international reserves rose 1.2% in June to USD 45.1 billion
The National Bank of Ukraine reported international reserves at USD 45,065.6 million as of 1 July 2025, a 1.2% increase from June, driven by significant inflows from international partners. Inflows under the G7 Extraordinary Revenue Acceleration for Ukraine initiative totaled USD 4,087.3 million, with contributions from Canada, the World Bank, and the IMF. The reserves cover 5.6 months of future imports, with the National Bank of Ukraine being a net seller of USD 2,955.0 million in June.