“Exchangers will continue to work in the “from turnover” format, the analyst noted.”, — write: www.unian.ua
Exchangers will continue to work in the “from turnover” format, the analyst noted.
On November 18, the NBU set the official exchange rate of the dollar to the hryvnia at the level of UAH 41.28/dollar. / photo ua.depositphotos.comThe dollar exchange rate in Ukraine on Saturday, November 16, at most exchange offices of financial companies and bank branches working on weekends, will be within the corridor: acceptance – from 41.05 to 41.40 hryvnias/dollar. and sales – from 41.50 to 41.75 hryvnias/dollar, predicts analyst Oleksiy Kozyrev.The euro cash rate on Saturday will fluctuate within the corridor: acceptance – from 43.30 to 43.90 UAH/euro and sale from 44.00 to 44.55 UAH/euro, the expert added.
“With such a political and economic turmoil in the world and the war in Ukraine with all the consequences arising from this risk, there is no sense for Ukrainian owners of exchangers to change anything in their strategy of behavior on the cash market” – he believes.
Kozyrev is sure that in this regard, exchangers will continue to work in the format “from circulation” with at least the average size of the spread between buying and selling for the dollar and for the euro:
“It will be from 20 to 30 kopecks per dollar and from 20 to 40 kopecks per euro at most exchangers.”
The exchange rate of the dollar and the euro on November 18As a reminder, the National Bank of Ukraine set the official exchange rate of the dollar to the hryvnia at the level of UAH 41.28/dollar on Monday, November 18. Thus, the hryvnia weakened by 4 kopecks.
And the official exchange rate of the euro from the National Bank for Monday is set at 43.65 hryvnias for one euro. Thus, the hryvnia weakened by 18 kopecks.
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