The NBU has set the exchange rates for June 30; the dollar and euro remain stable
As of the morning of June 30, Ukraine’s foreign exchange market remains stable, with the dollar and euro exchange rates at banks and currency exchange offices changing by only a few kopecks. Experts note that the market is in a phase of relative calm without sharp fluctuations.
According to financial monitoring data, the average dollar exchange rate at currency exchange offices is 44.85 UAH for buying and 44.75 UAH for selling, which is 5 kopecks lower than the previous day.
The euro is selling for an average of 51.52 UAH at exchange offices and buying for 51.35 UAH. At the same time, the euro’s exchange rate has declined slightly compared to previous figures.
In the banking sector, the average selling rate for the dollar is 45.08 UAH, and the buying rate is 44.59 UAH. Meanwhile, the average selling rate for the euro stands at 51.52 UAH, and the buying rate is 50.86 UAH.
Among the largest Ukrainian banks, Monobank and PrivatBank offer the most favorable terms for buying dollars. Specifically, Monobank sells the U.S. currency at 45.03 UAH, while PrivatBank sells it at 45.04–45.05 UAH.
At PrivatBank, the euro can be purchased at branches for 51.49 UAH, while the exchange rate for card transactions is 51.54 UAH.
At Oschadbank, the dollar exchange rate in the mobile app remains at 45.10 UAH, while for card transactions it is 45.20 UAH. The euro is sold in the app at 51.55 UAH, and for card transactions at 51.65 UAH.
Meanwhile, at PUMB, the dollar exchange rate remained unchanged—45.30 UAH at teller windows and 45.10 UAH for card transactions. The euro at the bank rose by 10 kopecks and is currently selling for 51.90 UAH.
Analysts note that the foreign exchange market currently remains balanced, and the current changes do not indicate the formation of a new trend. The dollar and the euro continue to trade within their usual ranges, providing relative predictability for the public and businesses.
This is evidenced by data from the Minfin portal.
Earlier, an analyst explained why Ukrainians are buying more euros.
The National Bank of Ukraine set the official exchange rates for Saturday and Sunday, June 27–28, leaving them unchanged from Friday, June 26.
