Currency Rates on July 12: The Dollar Holds Steady, but There Is a New Risk for the Hryvnia
As of July 12, Ukraine’s foreign exchange market remains stable: the dollar is trading at around 44.60 UAH at currency exchange offices. At the same time, experts warn that future exchange rate trends may depend on the situation in the fuel market, which could increase pressure on the hryvnia.
According to the Minfin portal, the average dollar exchange rate at currency exchange offices on July 12 stands at 44.60 hryvnia for buying and 44.52 hryvnia for selling.
The euro at currency exchange offices today costs an average of 51.25 hryvnia to buy and 51.10 hryvnia to sell.
The situation at banks
Oschadbank sells dollars for 44.65 hryvnia via its mobile app and 44.80 hryvnia for card transactions. The euro in Oschadbank’s mobile app costs 51.20 hryvnia, and 51.40 hryvnia for card transactions.
PrivatBank’s “Privat24” app offers a buying rate of 44.84 hryvnia for the dollar, while the euro costs 51.28 hryvnia.
Monobank sells dollars at 44.69 hryvnia and euros at 51.20 hryvnia.
How much is $100 worth today?
For your convenience, we’ve calculated how many hryvnias you’ll need to buy 100 dollars at popular banks and currency exchange offices based on the current selling rate:
- PrivatBank (card rate): 4,484 UAH
- Monobank: 4,469 UAH
- Oschadbank (card rate): 4,480 UAH
- Average rate at currency exchange offices: 4,460 UAH
The amounts listed are approximate and based on current currency selling rates in the banks’ mobile apps.
Source: Minfin
The National Bank of Ukraine set the official exchange rates for the dollar and the euro for July 11–12 (Saturday–Sunday) at the same levels as on Friday, July 10.
The NBU raised the exchange rates for the dollar and the euro on July 10.
As a reminder, the National Bank of Ukraine set the official exchange rates for July 8. The U.S. dollar continued to decline slightly, while the exchange rates of other major currencies also saw minor changes.
On July 7, Ukraine’s foreign exchange market showed a downward trend in the exchange rates of the dollar and the euro. The depreciation is observed both at currency exchange offices and at Ukraine’s largest banks, making the purchase of foreign currency more profitable for customers.
