The dollar hit a new local high: The NBU set the exchange rate for June 9
The National Bank of Ukraine set the official exchange rate for the dollar on June 9 at 44.51 UAH, which is 16 kopecks higher than on the previous banking day. This is the highest rate for the U.S. currency in recent times.
At the same time, the euro has fallen significantly—by 28 kopecks—to 51.35 UAH.
According to Taras Lesovoy, director of the financial markets and investment activities department at Globus Bank, security and external economic factors continue to influence the currency market.
Among the main risks, the expert cites a possible escalation of the situation on the front lines and massive attacks by Russia, which could stimulate public demand for foreign currency. Fluctuations in global energy prices due to instability in the Middle East are also having an additional impact.
At the same time, the banker notes that even with these factors present, there are currently no grounds for a sharp and prolonged devaluation of the hryvnia.
According to him, the National Bank continues to operate under a managed floating exchange rate regime, which helps curb excessive exchange rate fluctuations and prevent panic in the foreign exchange market.
Source: NBU, Taras Lesovyi.
The National Bank of Ukraine set the official hryvnia-to-dollar exchange rate for June 2 at 44.3023 UAH per dollar, marking a new historic low for the Ukrainian currency.
Prior to this, the NBU had set the official exchange rate for the dollar at 44.26 UAH and for the euro at 51.55 UAH as of June 1, 2026.
