KYIV, May 4 (Reuters) - Ukraine's foreign currency
reserves rose to $35.9 billion as of May 1, hitting a new
11-year high thanks to foreign aid, the central bank said on
Thursday.
The reserves were up by 13% thanks to financial support from
Ukraine's Western partners and lower demand for hard currency at
the domestic foreign exchange market, the central bank said in a
statement.
(Reporting by Olena Harmash; editing by Tom Balmforth)
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