The new workweek began with a divergence in currency rates. While exchange offices preferred to maintain Friday's momentum, the banking sector decided to adjust its price lists. Let's find out where it is most profitable to make a transaction today.
Market Situation: Dollar Stays Put, Euro Rises
According to Minfin portal data, the average dollar rate in exchange offices remained at the weekend level. Buying the "green friend" costs 44.10 hryvnias, while selling is 44 hryvnias. The euro, however, showed a slight increase, adding 5 kopecks on both sides: now it can be bought for 51.65 hryvnias and sold for 51.45 hryvnias.
Banks Lowered Rates
Unlike exchange offices, banks today went for a rate reduction. The average dollar purchase rate in the banking sector was 44.43 hryvnias (minus 1 kopeck), and the sale rate was 43.92 hryvnias (minus 6 kopecks). The euro also became cheaper: the average purchase rate dropped to 51.67 hryvnias, and the sale rate to 51.07 hryvnias.
Rates in Leading Banks
PrivatBank maintained the exchange rates from May 22. In cash desks, the dollar costs 44.45 hryvnias, while with card payments it is 44.44 hryvnias. The euro in branches is valued at 51.75 hryvnias, and in the app at 51.81 hryvnias.
Oschadbank also did not change the dollar price: in the mobile app, the rate is 44.40 hryvnias, and by cards it is 44.50 hryvnias. However, the euro became slightly more expensive: in "Oschad-Online" the purchase price increased by 10 kopecks to 51.70 hryvnias, and by cards by 5 kopecks to 51.85 hryvnias.
PUMB, on the contrary, raised the dollar rate. In cash desks, it can be bought for 44.60 hryvnias (+10 kopecks), and at the commercial rate for 44.40 hryvnias. The euro price in bank branches remained at the level of 52 hryvnias.
At Monobank, the pricing policy remained unchanged: the dollar is offered at 44.43 hryvnias, and the euro at 51.80 hryvnias.