The National Bank of Ukraine has revised its migration forecasts in its latest inflation report: instead of the previously expected 500,000 Ukrainians set to return by 2027, the new projection stands at just 100,000. At the same time, the regulator anticipates a new wave of emigration — up to 400,000 people during 2026–2027. Meanwhile, the analytical centre of international recruitment company Gremi Personal emphasises that the NBU's migration forecasts should not be taken at face value or cause alarm.
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