As of August 14, the National Bank of Ukraine set the official exchange rate of the dollar against the hryvnia at 44.70 hryvnia per dollar, which represents a 1 kopeck appreciation of the Ukrainian currency compared to the previous rate. According to the regulator, the hryvnia also strengthened against the euro: the official exchange rate for the euro on Friday is 51.55 hryvnia, which is 7 kopecks higher than the previous level.
As of 4:00 p.m. on Ukraine’s interbank foreign exchange market, the hryvnia’s exchange rate against the dollar stood at 44.71/44.74 UAH/USD, and against the euro at 51.57/51.59 UAH/EUR.
On August 13, the dollar’s exchange rate against the hryvnia fell by 7 kopecks in Ukrainian banks to 45.04 hryvnia per dollar, while the average buying rate for the U.S. currency stood at 44.37 hryvnia per dollar. The average euro exchange rate fell by 13 kopecks to 51.97 hryvnia per euro, while the selling rate stood at 51.34 hryvnia per euro.
At PrivatBank, the dollar fell by 15 kopecks, reaching 44.90 hryvnia per dollar. The euro also fell by 15 kopecks, settling at 51.90 hryvnia per euro. Customers could sell dollars at the bank at a rate of 44.30 hryvnia, and euros at a rate of 50.90 hryvnia per unit of foreign currency.
It is also worth noting that fluctuations in exchange rates can have a significant impact on the country’s economic situation. Therefore, it is important to monitor these changes and consult with financial professionals to make informed decisions. Information provided by АнтиКредит.