Currency on June 30: Dollar and Euro Stabilized, and Where is it Cheaper to Buy — PrivatBank, Oschadbank, or Monobank

In the morning of June 30, the Ukrainian currency market shows signs of stabilization. The average exchange rates for the dollar and euro in exchange offices and banks have remained practically unchanged or showed a slight decrease. This creates a more predictable situation for those planning to conduct currency operations.

Average rates in exchange offices and banks

According to data from the Minfin portal, the market situation looks as follows:

US Dollar: In exchange offices, the average buying rate is 44.85 UAH (down 5 kopecks), and the selling rate is 44.75 UAH (also down 5 kopecks). In banks, dollars are sold at 45.08 UAH (down 1 kopeck), and bought at 44.59 UAH (down 4 kopecks).
Euro: In exchange offices, euros are sold at 51.52 UAH (down 6 kopecks), and bought at 51.35 UAH (unchanged). In the banking network, the euro buying rate was 51.52 UAH (up 2 kopecks), and the selling rate was 50.86 UAH (down 1 kopeck).

Rates in leading banks

For private clients, the terms of specific financial institutions are relevant. Here is how the rates look in the cash desks and through digital channels of leading banks:

PrivatBank maintains stable rates. In cash desks, the dollar is offered at 45.05 UAH, and for card payments — at 45.04 UAH (unchanged). The euro in branches costs 51.49 UAH (down 1 kopeck), and via card — 51.54 UAH (unchanged).

Oschadbank also fixes rates at the previous level. In the mobile app, the dollar is sold at 45.10 UAH, and for card operations — 45.20 UAH. The euro in the app will cost 51.55 UAH, and via card — 51.65 UAH.

PUMB offers dollars in cash desks at 45.30 UAH, and via card — at 45.10 UAH (rates unchanged). The euro rate in bank branches increased by 10 kopecks and stands at 51.90 UAH.

Monobank maintains stability: the dollar is sold at 45.03 UAH, and the euro — at 51.52 UAH (unchanged compared to previous data).

Thus, in the morning of June 30, the market is in a phase of calm, allowing clients to choose the most favorable conditions depending on the method of purchase — cash at the desk or via bank card.