- 1The NBU set its official U.S. dollar rate at 45.41 hryvnias for November 10, up 9 kopecks, per Ekonomichna Pravda.
- 2Mind.ua reports the official euro rate rose 17 kopecks for the same day.
- 3Average bank cash U.S. dollar rates were 45.36 to 46.04 hryvnias on November 10, per Ekonomichna Pravda.
- 4Average bank cash euro rates were 50.74 to 51.59 hryvnias, per Ekonomichna Pravda.
The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) set its official U.S. dollar rate at 45.41 hryvnias for Tuesday, November 10, up 9 kopecks from the previous day, according to Ekonomichna Pravda and Mind.ua. Biz.nv.ua also gives the official rate as 45.41 hryvnias per dollar.
The NBU official rate is the reference that bank cash rates followed on November 10, according to Ekonomichna Pravda. Ekonomichna Pravda reports that cash hryvnia rates in banks weakened against the dollar and euro that day.
Official and bank rates
Mind.ua, citing data on the NBU website, reports that the official euro rate rose 17 kopecks for the same day. Mind.ua adds that the regulator adjusted the official rates to reflect conditions on the interbank market.
Ekonomichna Pravda reports that cash hryvnia rates in banks weakened against the dollar and euro on November 10, following the NBU rate. Average bank cash rates for the dollar were 45.36 to 46.04 hryvnias, versus 45.33 to 45.99 on November 9. For the euro they were 50.74 to 51.59 hryvnias, versus 50.66 to 51.52 on November 9.
What is not stated
The sources reviewed do not give the official euro rate in hryvnias, and they do not state a cause for the move beyond Mind.ua's reference to the interbank market. Exchange-office averages that Mind.ua cites from minfin.com.ua were not available in the digest.
- Official NBU U.S. dollar rate for November 10
- 45.41 hryvnias
- Rise in the official dollar rate
- 9 kopecks
- Rise in the official euro rate
- 17 kopecks
Reported from 3 published sources (Ekonomichna Pravda, Mind.ua, biz.nv.ua). Facts, figures and quotes come only from those sources. Drafted with AI assistance and run through an automated fact and legal review.
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