- 1The NBU set the official dollar rate at 45.38 hryvnias for Nov. 13, up from 45.32 on Nov. 12, per Ukrinform.
- 2The official euro rate for Nov. 13 is 50.33 hryvnias, down from 50.48, according to Ukrinform.
- 3Average bank cash euro rates on Nov. 12 were 50.33 to 51.24 hryvnias, Ekonomichna Pravda reported.
- 4The 2026 draft budget assumes 45.6 hryvnias per dollar, Ukrinform noted.
The hryvnia exchange rate moved in opposite directions against the dollar and the euro in the National Bank of Ukraine's (NBU) rates for Nov. 13 compared with Nov. 12, according to Ukrainian media citing the central bank. On Thursday, Nov. 12, the euro became cheaper at bank cash desks, Ekonomichna Pravda reported.
The sources give the official and bank cash rate figures for Nov. 12 and Nov. 13 but not the reasons for the moves.
Official rates for Nov. 13
Ukrinform, citing data on the NBU website, reported the official rates for Friday, Nov. 13. One U.S. dollar will be 45.38 hryvnias, compared with 45.32 on Nov. 12. One euro will be 50.33 hryvnias, compared with 50.48 on Nov. 12. Mind.ua, also citing the NBU, said the dollar rises by 6 kopecks and the euro falls by 15 kopecks.
Bank cash rates on Nov. 12
Ekonomichna Pravda gave average bank cash rates for Nov. 12. The dollar ranged from 45.23 to 45.96 hryvnias (45.33 to 46.0 on Nov. 11). The euro ranged from 50.33 to 51.24 hryvnias (50.57 to 51.46 on Nov. 11). The outlet also said the official dollar rate fell 18 kopecks to 45.32 hryvnias on Nov. 12.
- Official dollar rate for Nov. 13 (hryvnias per dollar)
- 45.38 hryvnias
- Official euro rate for Nov. 13 (hryvnias per euro)
- 50.33 hryvnias
- Average annual rate assumed in the 2026 draft budget
- 45.6 hryvnias per dollar
Budget assumption
Ukrinform noted that the government's 2026 draft state budget assumes an average annual rate of 45.6 hryvnias per dollar.
Sources
Mind.ua, Ukrinform and Ekonomichna Pravda. The sources give the figures but do not explain the reasons for the moves.
Reported from 3 published sources (Mind.ua, ukrinform.ua, Ekonomichna Pravda). 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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