The euro exchange rate on the currency market in Ukraine continues to rise, having reached a new record of 50 hryvnias per unit. This happened on Monday, December 15, when several Ukrainian banks raised the selling rate of the European currency to this mark.
Among the institutions that have already set the rate at 50 hryvnias per euro are "PUMB," "A-Bank," "TAScombank," "Crystalbank," and "Metabank." In other banks and exchange offices, the euro exchange rate is also rising, approaching 50 hryvnias. Thus, the average rate in bank cash desks fluctuates between 49.27 and 49.91 UAH.
Market expectations
On the black market, the euro currency is sold at prices between 49.66 and 49.85 UAH, which confirms the overall upward trend. However, leading banks are still keeping the rate slightly below 50 hryvnias. For example, "UkrSibbank" offers euros for 49.95 UAH, while "PrivatBank" and "Oschadbank" fix the rate at 49.90 UAH.
Experts also note that there is an increase in demand for the euro currency in the market. According to financial analysts, the situation in the currency market may change after December 18-19, when the issue of international financial assistance to Ukraine is expected to be resolved.
Exchange rate prospects
According to economists' comments, the current week is significant for the hryvnia exchange rate. If international assistance is approved, it will positively impact the stability of the dollar exchange rate against the Ukrainian hryvnia. However, analysts believe that buyers face the question: should they buy euros now or is it better to wait.
Overall, the rise in the euro exchange rate continues to attract the attention of the public and investors who are trying to predict future changes in the currency market in Ukraine.
