The dollar and the euro have risen sharply in price in Ukraine
Tuesday morning on the Ukrainian foreign exchange market began with a rise in the dollar and euro exchange rates. Major banks, including PrivatBank and Monobank, raised their foreign exchange rates by 10–20 kopecks compared to the previous day.
This is evidenced by financial market monitoring data.
The increase is being recorded both at bank teller windows and in mobile apps. The average buying rate for the dollar at banks rose to 44.30 UAH, while at some institutions it reached 44.40 UAH.
At PrivatBank, the non-cash dollar rose by 20 kopecks at once and stands at 44.44 UAH. The euro costs 52.05 UAH at the bank’s branches.
“The card exchange rate for the euro jumped to 52.20 UAH (+20 kopecks), and the dollar is being sold in the mobile app for 44.25 UAH,” the financial data notes.
At Oschadbank, the euro exchange rate in the app rose to 52.00–52.20 UAH depending on the transaction method, while the dollar fluctuates between 44.25 and 44.40 UAH.
Monobank also raised the dollar rate to 44.40 UAH, while the euro remained at 52.07 UAH.
On the cash market at currency exchange offices, the dollar is holding steady at around 43.90 UAH, while the euro has risen to 51.80 UAH.
Financial analysts note that the cheapest places to buy currency right now are currency exchange offices and certain banking apps, particularly at Oschadbank, where the dollar rate remains one of the lowest on the market.
Earlier on the morning of April 24, the Ukrainian currency market saw mixed trends.
The dollar, euro, and zloty have fallen in value in Ukraine.
The National Bank updated the dollar and euro exchange rates for April 24.
