The National Bank of Ukraine has set the official exchange rate for the dollar on Monday, September 28, at 44.84 hryvnia per dollar. This indicates a 13-kopeck strengthening of the Ukrainian currency compared to the previous rate.
According to data provided by the regulator, the hryvnia’s exchange rate against the euro, on the other hand, weakened: as of Monday, the exchange rate for the euro was set at 51.14 hryvnia per euro, indicating a loss of 2 kopecks for the hryvnia.
On Ukraine’s interbank market, as of 4:00 p.m., the hryvnia is trading at 44.75/45.78 UAH per dollar and 51.08/51.09 UAH per euro.
On September 25, the dollar-to-hryvnia exchange rate in Ukrainian banks rose by 9 kopecks, reaching 45.23 hryvnia per dollar. The average buying rate for the dollar was 44.71 hryvnia. At the same time, the average exchange rate for the euro fell by 6 kopecks to 51.60 hryvnia per euro; the euro could be sold at a rate of 50.92 hryvnia.
At PrivatBank, the dollar-to-hryvnia exchange rate fell by 5 kopecks to 45.10 hryvnia per dollar. The euro exchange rate also fell by 5 kopecks, reaching 51.50 hryvnia per euro. Customers could sell dollars at the bank at a rate of 44.50 hryvnia, and euros at 50.50 hryvnia.
Thus, it is worth noting that exchange rate fluctuations depend on a variety of factors, including a country’s economic stability and global financial trends. It is beneficial for local consumers and business owners to stay informed about these changes in order to make timely financial decisions.
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