The National Bank of Ukraine released preliminary data showing Ukraine’s international reserves stood at USD 46,032.7 million as of 1 September 2025, up 7.0% over August. The increase was attributed to large inflows from international partners and a decline in the NBU’s net foreign-exchange sales. Foreign-currency inflows to government accounts at the NBU totalled USD 6,165.1 million, including USD 4,710.8 million from the European Union under the Ukraine Facility and the G7 Extraordinary Revenue Acceleration for Ukraine initiative, USD 1,059.7 million via World Bank accounts, and USD 394.6 million from the placement of domestic government debt securities. Servicing and repayment of FX public debt amounted to USD 619.8 million, and Ukraine also repaid USD 426.9 million to the International Monetary Fund. In FX market operations, the NBU sold USD 2,696.6 million and bought USD 0.6 million, resulting in net FX sales of USD 2,696.0 million, which was 22% lower than in July 2025; revaluation gains added USD 576.5 million. The NBU reported that reserves cover 5.0 months of future imports and reiterated that it publishes preliminary monthly reserves data no later than the seventh day after month-end, with revised data released no later than the 21st day.
National Bank of Ukraine 2025-09-04
National Bank of Ukraine reports international reserves rose 7% to USD 46.0 billion in August
The National Bank of Ukraine reported that international reserves reached USD 46,032.7 million as of 1 September 2025, a 7.0% increase from August, driven by significant inflows from international partners and reduced net foreign-exchange sales. Foreign-currency inflows included USD 4,710.8 million from the European Union and USD 1,059.7 million via World Bank accounts. Reserves now cover 5.0 months of future imports.