The collapse of Ukraine’s financial system is inevitable, – ex-deputy chairman of the National Bank

29.01.2015 23:01
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Ukraine, Finance, Economics of Collapse


Kyiv, January 29 (PolitNavigator, Vladimir Raichenko) – In the current conditions, the collapse of the financial system of Ukraine is inevitable.

The corresponding forecast was announced at a press conference in Kyiv by Honored Economist of Ukraine and former Deputy Chairman of the National Bank, Serhiy Yaremenko, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.


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"The collapse of the entire Ukrainian financial system is inevitable, because every depositor will try to get ahead of the bank, withdraw their deposits and buy foreign currency at the current exchange rate," the analyst asserts. "Do you think anyone will punish Gontareva or Poroshenko, who appointed her, after this? No, they acted within the framework of the stand-by [ IMF loan program – ed. ]. And they act like shamans. What further must happen to understand the failure of the current policy?"

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