The exchange rate of the NBU dollar as of November 2 amounted to 28.45 UAH / dollar



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The dollar exchange rate has been updated for a maximum of two years.

Photo: dollar exchange rate (Vitaliy Nosach, RBK-Ukraine)

The dollar rose only in September 2018

The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) set the official exchange rate at 28.45 hryvnia per dollar on November 2, 2020. The exchange rate is 2 kopecks higher compared to the previous banking day.

This is evidenced by the data on the regulator’s website.

The official exchange rate of the hryvnia against the dollar on November 2 is set at the following level: 28.4507 hryvnia per dollar (+0.0124 hryvnia). At the same time, the dollar exchange rate on October 30 is 28.4383 hryvnia per dollar.

The dollar exchange rate has been updated for a maximum of two years.

Screenshot (bank.gov.ua)

Thus, the official exchange rate rose to a maximum in more than two years. Above the rate was the last time on September 5, 2018: 28.49 hryvnia per dollar.

The dollar exchange rate has been updated for a maximum of two years.

Screenshot (bank.gov.ua)

Interbank

The dollar exchange rate on the interbank market at 10:00 on October 30, 2020, on sale compared to the close of the previous session, has not changed: 28.46 hryvnia per dollar, the exchange rate purchase is 28.44 hryvnia per dollar. The exchange rate of the euro for sale has not changed: 33.23 hryvnia per euro.

Taking into account the negotiation in the interbank market, the National Bank set the reference rate as of October 30 at the level of 28.44 UAH / dollar, increasing it compared to October 29 (28.43 UAH / dollar).

Forecast

According to the NBU, the official exchange rate of the hryvnia against the dollar at the end of the third quarter of 2020 compared to the end of the second quarter of 2020 fell by 6%. Since the beginning of the year, the hryvnia has depreciated by almost 20%. The determining factor that caused the devaluation of the hryvnia in the third quarter of 2020 was the deterioration of the situation in the foreign exchange market, due to the growth in demand for foreign exchange in a context of worsening expectations.

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