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IMF says Ukraine must preserve independence of central bank under IMF program

In a statement, Georgieva said she spoke with Zelenskiy on “concerns about the pressures being put on the National Bank of Ukraine” (NBU) and underscored the importance of an independent central bank to ensure economic stability and maintain investor confidence.

“It is in the interest of Ukraine to preserve the independence of NBU and it is also a requirement under the current IMF-supported program,” Georgieva said. “I urged President Zelenskiy to stay the course of sound monetary and financial policies – those are key to stronger investment and inclusive growth.”

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