The euro has hit a new all-time high in Ukraine – nearly 51.9 UAH

Stanislav Sereda
Stanislav Sereda Journalist
The euro has hit a new all-time high in Ukraine – nearly 51.9 UAH
Exchange rates on 21 April
On 21 April, the National Bank raised the official exchange rate for the euro by 13 kopecks and for the dollar by 21 kopecks, to 44.10 UAH.

This has been reported by the press office of the National Bank of Ukraine.

In turn, the official dollar exchange rate will rise by 21 kopecks to 44.10 UAH.

The official exchange rates for Tuesday 21 April have been set at the following levels:

  • $1 – 44.10 UAH (43.89 UAH as of 20 April);
  • 1 euro – 51.89 UAH (51.76 UAH as of 20 April).

As a reminder, it was previously reported that banks are recording a decline in funding and an increase in its cost.

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