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"The rising dollar leads to poverty" - these are arguments from over a decade ago; please don't write if you don't understand. The dollar exchange rate has long ceased to have a direct impact on this. In any case, you can't even imagine the war being waged behind the scenes over the dollar exchange rate; some want it to rise (metallurgy), others want it to fall. In reality, it is managed manually, and today's fluctuations are pure speculation, and complaining about "Maidan" for this shows a complete lack of understanding of the issue.
Not at all. I won't engage in a debate and prove my "eleven-year-old" truth; simply refute the fact that half of our products, raw materials, and other goods are imported, and therefore purchased in dollars. Now that it is rising, prices will rise one way or another. Calculate how many kilograms of meat you can buy with your 3,000 UAH salary and how much you could buy in November, for example. If something is wrong, correct it. In principle, I just wanted to say a few things, the outcome is not far off, we'll live and see, people live with hope, but unfortunately, after hope, they are waiting for another disappointment.