KIEV, Nov. 13 - Ukraine has achieved the longest period of low inflation in its history, and it should value this achievement, while not dramatizing figures of deflation close to the level of statistical error, said Valeriy Lytvytsky, the head of the group of advisors to the National Bank of Ukraine governor.

"We have to value these super-low inflation dynamics. It is difficult to achieve financial stability, but it is more important to retain it. We need to accelerate the economy, but not inflation," he told Interfax-Ukraine.