He said that Ukraine had really passed the bottom of crisis and started resuming its economic potential that could be confirmed by conclusions drawn by the International Monetary Fund and other international financial institutions. "We are constantly monitoring the situation in the economy's real sector, banking system, and other sectors. I don't currently see any serious signs that could cause a worsening of the situation," Danylyshyn said.
He said that fluctuations on the foreign markets could influence Ukraine's stock market, and added that the market was not currently at a critical level. "It [the market] has never been the criterion for us that could determine the nature, degree and level of the influence of crisis on the economic system in general," Danylyshyn said.
