SCIENTIFIC DISCUSSIONS УДК 339.72:336.7 JEL: E58, F31 1Institute for Economics and Forecasting of the NAS of Ukraine, Research ID : http://www.researcherid.com/rid/ STRENGTHENING FOREIGN EXCHANGE REGULATION IN UKRAINE AMID THE ESCALATION OF HOSTILITIES The relevance of using the potential of foreign exchange regulation in Ukraine in time of war and post-war economic reconstruction is substantiated. Using the example of the National Bank of Ukraine’s foreign exchange regulation measures in wartime, the efficiency of foreign exchange restrictions for curbing panic and speculative interests, preventing domestic capital’s flight and general stabilization of national currency’s exchange rate has been confirmed. It is noted that the measures to stabilize the exchange rate could have been more efficacious if they had been implemented within the framework of efficient foreign exchange regulation system. Keywords:exchange rate; monetary and credit policy; currency restrictions; the balance of payments; cross-border capital flows.
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