The Federal Reserve has, as a result of a number of organizational changes made since the crisis, a more focused structure for monitoring potential risks to financial stability and using the information we glean from this monitoring to shape our supervisory and regulatory actions.
They include: supply chain disruptions and destruction of production facilities, which result in: reduced supply of goods and services and higher costs incurred by businesses. Additional pressure on prices came from the correction of the official UAH/USD exchange rate in July, which enhanced the resilience of the Ukrainian economy. A further rise in global inflation also influenced prices in Ukraine.