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War pushes Ukraine's banking sector into loss in Q1

Losses totalled 160 million hryvnias ($5.42 million) in January-March compared with a profit of 10.9 billion hryvnias in the same period last year, it said in a statement.

“The general decline in business activity and falling demand for loans and banking services will continue to have a negative impact on banks’ profitability,” it said.

It said 44 out of 69 active lenders had remained profitable while the other 25 had posted losses of 6 billion hryvnias.

Russia’s ongoing war on Ukraine could cause the Ukrainian economy to contract by at least one third in 2022 and drive up inflation to over 20%, according to the central bank’s forecast.

($1 = 29.5000 hryvnias)


Source: Economy - investing.com

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