The Ukrainian currency market is experiencing a period of heightened volatility again. As of the morning of June 10, the national currency has weakened against major global units: the US dollar and the euro are showing a rapid increase in cost both in bank tellers and currency exchange offices.

Market situation: Minfin data

According to the Minfin portal, there is a noticeable rise in exchange rates in currency exchange offices. The average buying rate for the US dollar was 44.95 hryvnias, which is 40 kopecks higher than previous figures. When selling currency in exchange offices, the rate holds at 44.70 hryvnias (an increase of 30 kopecks).

The euro is also showing steady growth. The average buying rate in exchange offices reached 52.30 hryvnias (+43 kopecks), while the selling rate is 52 hryvnias (+35 kopecks).

Rates in banks

The situation in the banking sector looks as follows. The average buying rate for the dollar in banks today is 44.95 hryvnias, while the selling rate is 44.45 hryvnias.

For the euro, the average buying cost in banks is 52.04 hryvnias, and the selling rate is 51.35 hryvnias.

Rates in major banks

The country's largest financial institutions have also adjusted their tariffs upwards:

  • PrivatBank: Dollar sales at tellers are conducted at a rate of 45.15 hryvnias (+30 kopecks); for card operations, the rate is higher — 45.24 hryvnias (+40 kopecks). The euro in branches costs 52.35 hryvnias (+45 kopecks), and via card — 52.35 hryvnias (+27 kopecks).
  • Oschadbank: In the mobile app, dollars are sold at 45.15 hryvnias (+30 kopecks), via card — at 45.25 hryvnias (+30 kopecks). The euro in the app costs 52.30 hryvnias (+50 kopecks), and when paying by card — 52.35 hryvnias (+45 kopecks).
  • PUMB: At tellers, the dollar is offered at 45.30 hryvnias (+30 kopecks), the commercial rate is 45 hryvnias (+20 kopecks). The euro in branches costs 52.50 hryvnias (+40 kopecks).
  • Monobank: The selling rate for the dollar is 45.21 hryvnias (+38 kopecks), for the euro — 52.35 hryvnias (+30 kopecks).

Thus, the cost of currency varies across different market segments, but the general trend on June 10 clearly points to a rise in foreign currency prices.