“Ukrainians continue to actively “stock up” on currency, the analyst noted.”, — write: www.unian.ua
Ukrainians continue to actively “stock up” on currency, the analyst noted.
On September 30, the NBU set the official exchange rate of the dollar to the hryvnia at UAH 41.17/dollar. / photo UNIANThe exchange rate of the dollar in Ukraine on Sunday, September 29, at most money changers of financial companies and branches of banks working, will be within the corridor: acceptance from 41.15 to 41.40 UAH/dollar. and sales from 41.45 to 41.65 hryvnias/dollar, predicts analyst Oleksiy Kozyrev.The euro exchange rate on the cash market will fluctuate within the corridor: acceptance from 46.10 to 46.30 UAH/euro and sale from 46.35 to 46.65 UAH/euro, the expert added.
According to him, Ukrainians continue to actively “stock up” currency both on cards within the limits of the monthly limits set by the National Bank, and by buying currency at currency exchange points.
The analyst predicts that most exchangers will continue to work in the format “from turnover”, and the level of the spread will fluctuate between 20-25 kopecks per dollar and 20-30 kopecks per euro.
Crus of the dollar in Ukraine – banker’s forecastAs a reminder, the head of the treasury department of Globus Bank, Taras Lesovy, told UNIAN that the situation on the foreign exchange market in October will be important for understanding what indicators the current year will end with and what dollar rate Ukraine will enter 2025 with.
According to his forecast, the corridors of currency changes next week will be as follows: at interbank 41-41.6 hryvnias/dollar. and 44-46 hryvnias/euro, on the cash market 41.2-41.8 hryvnias/dollar. and 44-46.5 UAH/euro.
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