On Monday, August 17, the dollar-to-hryvnia exchange rate at Ukrainian banks remained stable at 45.00 hryvnia per dollar. Banks are buying U.S. currency at an average rate of 44.46 hryvnia per dollar. The euro-to-hryvnia exchange rate, on the other hand, rose slightly, increasing by 11 kopecks to 52.05 hryvnia per euro, while euros can be sold at a rate of 51.41 hryvnia per euro.
This morning, the average price of the dollar at currency exchange offices in Ukraine was 44.90 UAH per $1, and the buying rate was 44.79 UAH. The euro exchange rate at currency exchange offices today is 51.95 UAH per euro, with the option to sell at 51.75 UAH per euro.
On August 17, the National Bank of Ukraine set the official exchange rate for the dollar at 44.71 hryvnia per dollar, which is 1 kopeck higher than the previous rate, indicating a weakening of the Ukrainian currency. The euro exchange rate has also changed: it has been set at 51.71 hryvnia per euro, which is 16 kopecks lower than the previous rate, indicating a weakening of the hryvnia.
Taras Lesovoy, director of the financial markets and investment department at Globus Bank, pointed out the possibility of volatility in the currency market this week. However, in his opinion, there is no reason to expect a sharp spike in exchange rates. The dollar exchange rate is projected to fluctuate between 44.6 and 45.2 hryvnia on the interbank market and between 44.8 and 45.2 hryvnia on the cash market.
For those interested in foreign exchange transactions, it is important to monitor current market changes and take them into account when planning transactions. Detailed information is provided by the source АнтиКредит.