The currency market is once again showing its instability. After a brief lull and a slight decline in rates, the US dollar has resumed its upward trend. In exchange offices and bank cash desks, prices for the American currency are rising again, while the euro continues to hold firmly around the 52 hryvnia mark.

Exchange Offices: Dollar Rises Again

The situation in the cash currency market looks as follows: exchange offices have once again adjusted their quotes upwards today. According to data from the Minfin portal, the average buying rate for the dollar in exchange offices increased by 8 kopecks, reaching 44.20 hryvnia. The selling rate for the American currency also rose by 5 kopecks, totaling 44.10 hryvnia.

The European currency is not lagging behind the American one. The average buying rate for the euro rose by 5 kopecks to 51.75 hryvnia, while the selling rate reached 51.55 hryvnia. Thus, both major currencies continue to demonstrate an increase in value relative to the national currency.

Banking Sector: Who Offers the Best Conditions

In the banking sector, no global jumps have been recorded; however, a number of financial institutions have made targeted adjustments to their price lists.

PrivatBank increased the selling rate for cash dollars in branches by 6 kopecks — to 44.45 hryvnia. For cardholders, the conditions remained the same: 44.44 hryvnia for a dollar. The euro in branches also became more expensive by 5 kopecks and is now sold for 51.85 hryvnia, while the rate in the app is 51.81 hryvnia.

Oschadbank kept the dollar rate unchanged. In the mobile app, the American currency is offered at 44.40 hryvnia, and for cards — at 44.55 hryvnia. The euro in the app costs 51.80 hryvnia, and for cards — 51.95 hryvnia.

PUMB continues to maintain one of the highest selling rates for cash dollars — 44.60 hryvnia. The commercial rate remained at the level of 44.40 hryvnia. The euro in the bank's cash desks is offered at 52 hryvnia.

Monobank has practically not changed its conditions. The sale of dollars is carried out at 44.43 hryvnia, and euros — at 51.80 hryvnia. The only change concerned the dollar buying rate, which increased by 4 kopecks to 44.04 hryvnia.

Where is it Most Profitable to Exchange Currency Now?

For those planning to make a transaction, the following data is relevant:

  • Buying Dollars: the most favorable rate is offered by exchange offices — 44.20 hryvnia. Among banks, the leader is Oschadbank in the mobile app with a rate of 44.40 hryvnia.
  • Buying Euros: the lowest rate among banks is held by Oschadbank — 51.80 hryvnia. In PUMB, the price of the euro is 52 hryvnia.
  • Selling Dollars: the best cash buying rate in exchange offices is 44.10 hryvnia. Among banks, the most favorable conditions are offered by Oschadbank and PUMB — at 44 hryvnia.
  • Selling Euros: it is most profitable to hand over cash in exchange offices at 51.55 hryvnia. Among banks, the highest buying rate is at Oschadbank — 51.30 hryvnia.

It is important to remember that the data is for informational purposes only. The currency market is volatile, and rates may change during the day. Before making large transactions, it is recommended to check the current quotes directly at the chosen bank or exchange office.