Exchange rates as of April 15: The dollar and the euro have diverged in price
On the morning of April 15, the Ukrainian financial market greeted consumers with mixed changes in foreign exchange rates.
While the cash dollar showed a slight decline in price at exchange offices, the euro continued its rapid rise, setting new records.
According to current monitoring data, the situation at exchange offices and banking institutions varies significantly in terms of the pace of price updates.
At currency exchange offices, the average buying rate for the U.S. dollar currently stands at 43.60 hryvnia, which is 5 kopecks lower than yesterday’s rate.
At the same time, the euro has become noticeably more expensive at currency exchange offices—it can now be purchased at an average price of 51.40 hryvnia.
The banking sector shows a slightly different trend, raising the dollar’s value to an average of 43.79 hryvnia. Today, banks are offering to buy the euro at a price of about 51.45 hryvnia and to sell it at 50.75 hryvnia.
State-owned PrivatBank has set the dollar selling rate at its branches at 43.70 hryvnia, while non-cash transactions are conducted at 43.85 hryvnia.
The euro at this bank’s teller windows costs 51.7 hryvnia, reflecting the general market trend toward a strengthening euro.
At Oschadbank, the rate in the mobile app is set at 43.75 hryvnia per dollar, but for card transactions it is higher—43.90 hryvnia.
The euro rate at this institution ranges from 51.65 to 51.85 hryvnia depending on the type of transaction.
PUMB Bank offers the US dollar at its branches for 43.90 hryvnia, while Monobank, popular among users, sells it for 43.85 hryvnia.
The euro exchange rate at these financial institutions remains within the range of 51.70–51.75 hryvnia, respectively.
In Ukraine, the dollar has risen in exchange offices
In Ukraine, the official exchange rates for the dollar and the euro have continued to rise.
