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The dollar has stabilized above 45 hryvnias: exchange rates as of October 6, 2026

UA NEWS 06 October 2026 10:06
The dollar has stabilized above 45 hryvnias: exchange rates as of October 6, 2026

As of the morning of October 6, the U.S. dollar continues to rise in value and is already trading above the 45 hryvnia mark. At the same time, the euro is moving in the opposite direction—the European currency is losing value.

Exchange Rates at Currency Exchange Offices

As of the morning of October 6, the Minfin portal reports the average dollar exchange rate at currency exchange offices at 45 (+1 kopeck) hryvnia for buying, while selling the currency is possible at 44.85 (+5 kopecks) hryvnia.

Today, the euro can be bought at currency exchange offices at an average rate of 50.95 (-25 kopecks) hryvnia, and sold at 50.65 (-15 kopecks) hryvnia.

Exchange Rates at Banks

The average buying rate for the dollar at banks today is 45.28 hryvnias, while the selling rate is 44.74 hryvnias. The euro can be bought at banks today for 50.95 hryvnias, and sold for 50.24 hryvnias.

PrivatBank is selling dollars at teller windows today for 45.20 (unchanged) hryvnias, and via card for 45.24 (unchanged) hryvnias. You can buy euros at PrivatBank branches for 50.85 (unchanged) hryvnias, and via card for 51.02 (unchanged) hryvnias.

Oschadbank is selling dollars via its mobile app at 45.15 (-7 kopecks) hryvnia, and via card at 45.40 (+5 kopecks) hryvnia. You can buy euros via Oschadbank’s mobile app for 50.65 (-40 kopecks) hryvnia, and with a card for 51 (-25 kopecks) hryvnia.

PUMB sells dollars at teller windows and via card for 45.40 (+10 and +30 kopecks, respectively) hryvnias, while euros can be purchased at bank branches for 51.10 (-10 kopecks) hryvnias.

Monobank sells dollars at 45.23 (+4 kopecks) hryvnia and euros at 50.87 (+12 kopecks) hryvnia.

The data is provided by the NBU’s foreign exchange market.

As a reminder, on October 6, the official dollar exchange rate will exceed 45 hryvnias for the first time in history.

The NBU fined the payment company iPay 16.5 million hryvnias.

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