War and running poppy. What do you say new prices in McDonald's

The media reported the following benchmarks: McDonald's restaurants restore new menu prices, which were noticeably higher than the pre-war, namely: that is, dishes at McDonald's restaurant on average went up by 50-75%. Interestingly, new prices in McDonald's are noticeably ahead of inflation in Ukraine. Based on the information of the State Statistics Service, from March to August 2022, until McDonald's worked, inflation in Ukraine was 15. 2%.

Even in the annual dimension, according to the NBU forecasts, inflation in 2022 is expected about 30%. According to focus assumptions, McDonald's prices have been increased due to the set of such adverse factors: in particular, the increase in the cost and selling price of dishes from the McDonald's menu could cause foodstuffs in Ukraine.

As previously reported by Focus, according to the Ukrainian Club of Agrarian Business (UKAB), all groups of products went up during the year, namely: in particular, the prices for vegetables have changed as follows: however, for the completeness of the painting, we will compare the pre -war and current prices in McDonalds in dollar equivalent: * * Course 28. 96 UAH/USD (Cash Market Purchase in Banks 23 February 2022) ** Course 41.

30 UAH/USD (Cash market purchase rate in banks on September 20, 2022) is, in dollar price equivalent to McDonald's prices changed less significantly. The price increase in dollars by 20-25% can be seen in the cheapest menu positions. Most Ukrainian citizens receive income in UAH. Accordingly, the purchasing power of Ukrainians in the McDonalds restaurant network decreased as follows: *2 000 UAH ** 5 232.

5 UAH *** 14 577 UAH in January 2022, taking into account its possible reduction by 30% as of September 2022. That is, it can be concluded that the purchasing power of Ukrainians in McDonald's restaurants due to a full -scale war with Russia has decreased on average more than twice. We will remind, earlier Focus wrote that the salaries of Ukrainians, according to experts, decreased by 30-40%. Focus also reported that foreign investors in Ukraine need military risks insurance.