Hryvnia strengthened against the euro and the zloty: National Bank set rates for Tuesday

New currency rates from the NBU

The National Bank of Ukraine has set new official hryvnia exchange rates for Tuesday, July 8, which show a mixed dynamics of the Ukrainian currency against major global currencies. NBU data indicates divergent trends in currency pairs.

Dynamics of the US dollar rate

The US dollar rate increased to 41.7975 hryvnias for one American currency unit, which is 7 kopecks higher compared to Monday's indicator of 41.7341 hryvnias. This brings the dollar closer to its historical maximum of 42.28 hryvnias, which was recorded on January 13, 2025.

Changes in the euro and Polish zloty rates

In contrast, the euro has decreased to 49.0285 hryvnias, which is 9 kopecks lower than Monday's level of 49.1210 hryvnias. Despite the decrease, the European currency is still close to its historical peak of 49.40 hryvnias, reached on July 1 of this year.

The Polish zloty also depreciated against the hryvnia, and its rate is set at 11.5424 hryvnias for one Polish currency unit. This is 3 kopecks lower compared to Monday's indicator of 11.5665 hryvnias, which may indicate some strengthening of the Ukrainian currency in this currency pair.

Earlier, Ukrainians were warned about potential troubles when trying to exchange 100 dollars. 

The National Bank of Ukraine established new exchange rates that showed varying trends in the movement of the hryvnia against the US dollar, euro, and Polish zloty. The dollar rate increased, indicating a trend towards approaching the historical maximum, while the euro and Polish zloty rates showed a decline. These changes reflect the current state of the currency market and may affect the exchange operations of individuals and businesses.