Analysts Warned Ukrainians About Dollar Exchange Rate Fluctuations: Reason.


Financial analysts predict an unstable week on Ukraine's currency market
Expert Oleksiy Kozarev notes that the international currency market will be strongly influenced by the trade policy of the United States and geopolitical factors. This was reported by Finance ua.
One of the key factors that may affect the exchange rate is the trade policy of U.S. President Donald Trump. There are expectations of possible trade tensions with Europe and potential tariffs that could create additional unpredictability in the market.
Also important is the growing amount of euros coming into Ukraine as foreign aid, which leads to increased trade with the European Union. This may weaken the hryvnia and create problems for Ukrainian businesses and financial institutions.
The projected euro/dollar exchange rate in the international market will fluctuate between 1.027 and 1.045. In the Ukrainian reality, the dollar exchange rate on the interbank market is expected to be in the range of 41.35-41.75 UAH, while the euro is in the range of 42.46-43.63 UAH.
In the cash market, currency exchange offices and banks predict a spread for the dollar of 20-25 kopecks, and for the euro - 20-40 kopecks. The buying and selling rate for cash dollars will fluctuate between 41.20 and 42.00 UAH, while for euros it will range from 42.30 to 43.90 UAH.
Earlier, the National Bank of Ukraine explained whether exchange offices and banks can charge a fee for 'old' banknotes.
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