As of April 1, 2025, Ukraine's international reserves amounted to USD 42,380 million. In March, they increased by 5.6%. This was reported by the press service of the regulator..
"This dynamic is due, on the one hand, to significant inflows from international partners, and on the other - to a decrease in the volume of net foreign currency sales by the National Bank on the foreign exchange market," the statement said.
USD 5,980.2 million was received into the government’s foreign currency accounts at the National Bank.
Additionally, Ukraine received a loan of USD 970.0 million under the agreement between Ukraine and the United Kingdom within the ERA framework. These funds were not included in Ukraine’s international reserves due to their limited (targeted) usage.
USD 786.7 million was paid for servicing and repayment of public debt in foreign currency. Ukraine also paid USD 729.2 million to the International Monetary Fund.
In March, compared to February 2025, the net sale of foreign currency by the National Bank decreased by 12.5%. According to balance data, the NBU sold USD 2,653.7 million on the foreign exchange market and bought USD 10.0 million into reserves.
In March, due to revaluation, the value of financial instruments increased by USD 409.7 million.
"The current volume of international reserves ensures the financing of 5.2 months of future imports," added the NBU.