Significant changes were recorded in Ukraine's currency market on July 2. The US dollar strengthened slightly, while the Euro rate demonstrated mixed dynamics depending on the financial institution and the type of transaction.

Average market indicators

According to the Minfin portal, in the morning of July 2, the average buying rate for the dollar in exchange offices was 44.80 hryvnias (+0.05 UAH), and the selling rate was 44.69 hryvnias (+0.09 UAH). The Euro is sold in exchange offices at 51.35 hryvnias (-0.03 UAH) and bought at 51.17 hryvnias (+0.02 UAH).

Rates in major banks

PrivatBank offers the following conditions:

  • Dollar: sale in branches — 45.05 UAH (+0.15 UAH), via card — 45.04 UAH (unchanged).
  • Euro: sale in branches — 51.50 UAH (+0.20 UAH), via card — 51.54 UAH (+0.26 UAH).

Oschadbank:

  • Dollar: in «Mobile Oschad» — 45.00 UAH (unchanged), for cards — 45.10 UAH (unchanged).
  • Euro: in «Mobile Oschad» — 51.35 UAH (-0.05 UAH), for cards — 51.55 UAH (-0.05 UAH).

PUMB:

  • Dollar: in cash desks — 45.30 UAH (+0.10 UAH), commercial selling rate — 45.10 UAH (+0.10 UAH).
  • Euro: in branches — 51.90 UAH (+0.10 UAH).

Monobank:

  • Dollar: 45.03 UAH (unchanged).
  • Euro: 51.53 UAH (+0.27 UAH).

The most favorable offers

The lowest dollar selling rate among banks is at Monobank: 45.03 UAH. In PrivatBank branches, the dollar can be bought for 45.05 UAH.

For the Euro, the most favorable selling rate is offered by Oschadbank in «Mobile Oschad» — 51.35 UAH. Among other banks, the best rate in branches is at PrivatBank — 51.50 UAH.

When buying currency, PUMB has the highest dollar rate at the commercial rate — 44.80 UAH. Competitive conditions are also offered by Monobank (44.65 UAH) and Oschadbank (44.60 UAH).

The Euro is best sold at PUMB — at 51.20 UAH. Among other options, exchange offices offer a high buying rate — 51.17 UAH.

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