Today, June 11, major foreign currencies continue to rise in the Ukrainian market. According to official information from the National Bank of Ukraine, the dollar, euro, and Polish zloty have appreciated for the second consecutive day.
This is reported by Finway
Official Exchange Rates from the NBU
The National Bank of Ukraine has raised the official exchange rate of the dollar to the hryvnia. As of June 11, the exchange rate for the dollar is set at 41.5566 UAH per 1 dollar, which is 0.0647 UAH higher compared to the previous day. The euro is also showing growth and is set at 47.5033 UAH per 1 euro, having increased by 0.1320 UAH.
“The National Bank of Ukraine has raised the exchange rate of the dollar to the hryvnia. The official rate for June 11 is set at 41.5566 UAH per 1 dollar (+0.0647 UAH)”
The Polish zloty has gained 0.0749 UAH in value, and its official exchange rate is now 11.1678 UAH per 1 zloty.
Dynamics in Cash and Interbank Markets
In the cash market, the dollar has risen by 10 kopecks – it now stands at 41.7 UAH per dollar. Meanwhile, a slight decrease has been noted in the interbank market: the currency has depreciated by 2 kopecks, and the trading range is 41.52–41.55 UAH per dollar (buy-sell) compared to the previous day’s close.
Thus, the currency market in Ukraine is demonstrating growth in major currencies, which is reflected in both the cashless and cash segments. The dynamics remain relevant for market participants and ordinary citizens who are monitoring exchange rates.