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Ukraine's Central Bank Says Inflation Could Top Earlier Forecast

The National Bank of Ukraine says the inflation trajectory in coming months may run higher than previously projected.

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Ukrinform (Ukraine)

The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has said that inflation in the country over the coming months may exceed the level it previously forecast, according to a report by Ukrinform.

The central bank indicated that the trajectory of price growth could be "somewhat higher" than what was outlined in its earlier projection, Ukrinform reported, citing the NBU.

The report did not specify the exact figures of the previous forecast or provide detailed reasons for the anticipated deviation. Ukrinform did not immediately provide additional data on the timeline or scale of the expected change.

The NBU regularly updates its macroeconomic forecasts, including inflation projections, as part of its monetary policy assessments. Further details on the revised outlook were not immediately available.

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