September starts with a stable dollar exchange rate: forecast for Ukrainians

According to hvylya.net:

The Director of the Department of Financial Markets and Investment Activities of Globus Bank, Taras Lesovyi, stated that at the beginning of September, the currency market will continue to operate under conditions of a stable dollar and a volatile euro, just as in the summer period. He emphasized that the dollar exchange rate will be maintained within stable limits due to the 'managed flexibility' regime. Experts predict slight fluctuations in the exchange rate in both directions, but they will be minimal.

Expectations in the currency segment

The National Bank plans to conduct currency operations as needed, with the cushioning of the dollar exchange rate remaining stable. Regarding the euro, the expected ratio is 1 euro to 1.15-1.2 dollars. Forecast indicators at the beginning of September point to exchange rate fluctuations and relative stability in banks and the cash market.

• Dollar: 41.6-42 UAH (banks and cash)
• Euro: 48-49 UAH (banks) and 48-49.5 UAH (cash)
• Difference between the bank and cash exchange rates: 0.1-0.15 UAH
• Weekly changes: up to 1-1.5%

The banker emphasized that exchange rates remain stable, but the military situation may influence prospects. Currently, the market is characterized by the stability of currency indicators; however, an immediate situation is ongoing, with no announcements available at the moment.

According to the bank expert's opinion, the currency market at the beginning of September will continue to operate under conditions of a stable dollar and a volatile euro. The dollar exchange rate will remain stable due to the 'managed flexibility' regime. Small fluctuations in both directions are forecasted, but they will be minimal. The National Bank plans to intervene in the currency market only as needed, maintaining the stability of the dollar exchange rate. As for the euro, a ratio to the dollar is expected to be within 1.15-1.2. Currency indicators at the beginning of September indicate fluctuations in exchange rates and relative stability in banks and the cash market.