oleksand oleksandr, yes, you know that the rate is influenced by many factors and political information, which are dynamic, but it seems to me that the cash dollar has become very much detached from the non-cash dollar and this has contributed to it well, there are a lot of factors, first of all, the desire of the black market to make money, that is, we must not forget that war is war. and everyone who can make money, including fluctuating exchange rates, also does it. of course, this parade looks strange, and i would still recommend it to the national bank it is more fundamental to approach the issues of the course of formation and, for example, to stimulate commercial banks to actively intervene in the cash market, to supplant non -bank money-changers and thus to tie a little cash-less exchange rates and to provide a commercial bank with a free transfer of currency from one market to another, and then we will have a single exchange rate and less opportunity to earn from exchange rate fluctuations, let them earn, but within the framework of e-e, you know there is half a percent of a-a