Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is reportedly growing dissatisfied with central bank Governor Andrii Pyshnyi, according to people familiar with the situation. The concern is that Pyshnyi is seen as too closely aligned with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and is not doing enough to support Ukraine’s economy during wartime.

Both outlets describe the dispute as a matter of trust and priorities rather than a public break. Bloomberg and the Financial Post cite the same type of information—unattributed sources familiar with internal discussions—about Zelenskyy’s view of the central bank’s approach. The reporting indicates the central issue is the balance between coordinating with IMF-linked policies and taking measures aimed at sustaining economic activity amid the war.

At this stage, the sources do not provide details on any formal action taken against Pyshnyi, nor do they describe an official statement responding to the allegations. The reporting therefore reflects internal political dynamics rather than a confirmed policy or personnel change.