On April 3, the currency exchange market experienced notable changes, with the dollar decreasing in value while the euro showed mixed trends across exchange offices and remained stable in banks.
Main Trends:
- Currency Value Changes: Both the dollar and euro saw a drop in exchange rates at currency exchange offices, while banks adjusted the dollar rate downward, keeping the euro steady compared to the previous day.
- Average Exchange Rates: The dollar’s buying rate averaged 43.70 UAH (down 5 kopecks), with a selling rate of 43.58 UAH (down 2 kopecks). The euro’s buying rate stood at 50.70 UAH (down 20 kopecks), and the selling rate was 50.49 UAH (down 16 kopecks).
- Best Rates: The lowest dollar rate was available through Oschadbank’s mobile app at 44.00 UAH and Monobank at 44.03 UAH. The most favorable euro rate could be found online with Monobank at 50.31 UAH or at PrivatBank branches for 50.85 UAH.
In exchange offices, the dollar’s average purchase price was recorded at 43.70 UAH, while the selling price was 43.58 UAH. The euro’s average purchase price was 50.70 UAH, with a selling price of 50.49 UAH.
Banking institutions also made adjustments, maintaining the euro’s purchase price at the previous day’s level. The average dollar purchase price in banks was 44.05 UAH, with a selling price of 43.55 UAH.
Today, banks kept the euro rate unchanged from the morning of the previous day, with a purchase price of 51.00 UAH and a selling price of 50.35 UAH.
PrivatBank offered the dollar at 44.05 UAH in branches and for non-cash transactions. The euro was available for purchase at 50.85 UAH in branches and 51.02 UAH for card transactions.
Oschadbank sold the dollar for 44.20 UAH in branches and 44.15 UAH for cards, while the mobile app rate was 44.00 UAH.
At PUMB branches, the dollar was priced at 44.10 UAH, with a non-cash rate of 43.90 UAH. The euro was available for 51.20 UAH in branches and 51.00 UAH online.
Monobank set the dollar rate at 44.03 UAH for sales and the euro at 50.31 UAH.
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The currency exchange market on April 3 saw a decline in the dollar's value while the euro remained stable in banks. Exchange offices reflected a downward trend for both currencies, with varying rates across institutions.