UAH in the spotlight: latest news

The exchange rates for the dollar and euro in Ukraine are projected to remain within specific ranges for the week of January 12 to 18. The dollar rate is anticipated to fluctuate within a defined interval.

On January 12, 2026, the National Bank of Ukraine established the official exchange rate of the hryvnia to the euro at 50.17 UAH, marking a record high. This significant change is expected to have an impact on prices throughout Ukraine.

The National Bank of Ukraine increased the official exchange rates for the dollar by 18 kopiykas and for the euro by 38 kopiykas on January 13, 2026.

The start of the year typically sees heightened fluctuations in Ukraine's foreign exchange market.

Ukraine's National Bank indicates that a slowdown in inflation since June 2025 has contributed to the stability of the hryvnia. This stability has been supported by targeted monetary policies and overall economic stability.

A slight decrease in currency demand is anticipated in Ukraine from January 12 to 18, which is expected to result in the strengthening of the hryvnia.

Corn purchase prices in Ukrainian ports are increasing due to adverse weather conditions and delivery delays. Over the past week, export prices have risen by $2-3 per ton, reaching $204-206 per ton.

Ukraine is approaching 2026 with a national debt that has reached a concerning level of 100 percent of its GDP. An investigation by Komersant explores the implications and costs associated with repaying this debt.

In 2026, the National Bank of Ukraine intends to maintain its 'managed flexibility' approach in the currency market. The primary focus of this policy will be to enhance currency stability.

The dollar's market value is increasing due to demand surpassing supply, a trend that is expected to persist until the end of January.

The State Emergency Service of Ukraine (SESU) has advised citizens to avoid traveling on Friday, January 9, due to expected rain and blizzards. If travel is necessary, individuals are urged to plan their routes in advance.

Corn prices in Ukrainian ports are increasing due to seasonal declines in farmers' activity during the New Year holidays and ongoing unloading issues at Black Sea ports.

The National Bank of Ukraine has established a new record high for the official dollar exchange rate, now at 42.42 hryvnias as of January 6, 2026.

The Euro exchange rate has reached new record highs. This development raises questions about how to manage currency in January. Stay informed about the latest news and events in Ukraine and around the world regarding the Euro exchange rate.

Ukraine's state budget tax revenues for 2025 totaled 1.246 trillion UAH, reflecting a 20.2% increase compared to the previous year, driven by robust performance in key sectors.

As of January 1, 2026, Ukraine implemented changes in its financial sector, which included increases in the minimum wage and pensions. Despite this, experts indicate that the rise in the minimum pension by 234 hryvnias is insufficient to alleviate poverty among Ukrainians.

An expert has projected the exchange rate of the hryvnia to the dollar for 2026, providing specific figures. This analysis is part of the latest updates on economic developments in Ukraine and globally.

The National Bank of Ukraine has established the official dollar exchange rate for January 2 at 42.17 hryvnias, marking a decrease of 22 kopecks compared to the previous rate. Additionally, both the euro and zloty have also experienced a decline in value.

Experts are predicting potential changes for 2026 regarding inflation, exchange rates, salaries, and prices. Analyses from the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU), ICU, and the Center for Economic Strategy provide insights into the future of the dollar and euro exchange rates, expected salary adjustments, and price trends.

Following the New Year's holidays, Ukrainians are interested in understanding price changes in stores. Economists have varying forecasts for January's inflation, predicting rates between 0.5% and 1.5%.

In January 2026, the Ukrainian hryvnia is anticipated to face heightened pressure as currency market activity increases following the New Year. Factors such as ongoing peace talks and budget deficits are expected to significantly impact the exchange rate.

On January 2, 2026, official exchange rates indicate that the US dollar and euro have weakened against the Ukrainian hryvnia, which is expected to influence prices and import costs.

On January 1, 2026, the Ukrainian hryvnia experienced a slight decline against both the US dollar and the euro, as indicated by the official exchange rates.

Bankers anticipate a gradual depreciation of the hryvnia and increased volatility of the euro in response to global market conditions.

Despite initial concerns, the exchange rate remained stable in December, with the dollar holding at 43 hryvnias. This stability can be attributed to proactive measures taken by the National Bank and the infusion of 90 billion euros from the European Union, which significantly influenced the market.