The NBU has updated its exchange rates as of June 8
The National Bank of Ukraine updated its official exchange rates for June 8, and after several days of gains, the dollar and the euro fell slightly. The movement is small, but the market has entered a correction phase. Analysts do not rule out further fluctuations within the current range.
At the start of the new week, the hryvnia got a slight “breather” on the currency market, as the dollar and euro shifted to a slight decline after several days of gradual growth. The National Bank of Ukraine set the official dollar exchange rate at 44.35 UAH, which is 2 kopecks lower than the previous rate, while the euro fell to 51.63 UAH, losing 3 kopecks.
Despite these minor changes, the market situation remains dynamic, as the U.S. currency hit new local highs several times last week and gradually approached even higher levels. That is why many experts view the current decline not as a trend reversal, but as a brief pause following the rise. “After a period of growth, the market usually enters a correction phase, and the current situation looks exactly like that,” analysts explain, noting that no sharp changes are expected in the coming days.
According to market experts, the dollar may again approach the 44.50 UAH level in the short term, but breaking above 45 UAH is not currently considered the base-case scenario. This means that the market remains relatively under control, although it is sensitive to news and economic factors.
The euro is also moving within the bounds of a minor correction, reacting to general fluctuations in global currencies and the domestic situation in Ukraine. The NBU emphasizes that the current changes are not drastic and remain within the bounds of normal market volatility.
As a result, experts advise against expecting sharp spikes in the coming days, as the market is currently “breathing” rather than changing direction and is in a mode of cautious balancing following the previous growth.
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