UAH in the spotlight: latest news

Citizens of Ukraine using the 'Diia' mobile application can now access various state financial support programs, including assistance for winter expenses.

Sergiy Mamedov, vice president of the Association of Ukrainian Banks and chairman of the board of Globus Bank, predicts that by 2026, the exchange rate of the dollar will reach 45 hryvnia, influenced by international aid and economic factors.

The Russia-Ukraine War Report Card for December 23, 2025, includes an archive of past issues. The December 22 update features RM's analysis of ISW data covering the period from November 25 to December.

The Ukrainian National Bank has updated the official exchange rates for December 24, indicating a slight depreciation of the US dollar and an appreciation of the euro against the Ukrainian hryvnia.

The forecast for the Ukrainian economy in 2025 indicates that GDP growth is expected to slow to 2%. This prediction highlights the challenges facing Ukraine's economic recovery.

The Keep Life project team, in collaboration with the Borys Voznytskyi Charitable Foundation and backed by the Solidarity Foundation, unveiled an updated autonomous surgical module designed to save lives in frontline areas.

The National Bank of Ukraine has released the official exchange rates for December 23, 2025, indicating a slight weakening of the US dollar, along with a minor change in the euro's value.

In 2026, salaries in Ukraine are expected to rise, driven by an 8.1% increase in the minimum wage. The National Bank of Ukraine provided insights into this forecast.

The latest update on December 20 reveals the current exchange rates for the dollar and euro in Ukraine. Stay informed about currency trends and market forecasts.

As the New Year holidays approach, Ukraine's foreign exchange market is experiencing its typical seasonal fluctuations. A significant factor influencing the dollar exchange rate will be the economic conditions leading up to 2026.

Analysts predict that the Hryvnia exchange rate will remain stable during the holiday season, with moderate market activity influencing its performance.

The National Bank of Ukraine has announced the official exchange rates for December 19, indicating that the dollar remains stable at 42.33 hryvnias, while the euro and zloty have experienced fluctuations.

The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has developed a contingency plan in anticipation of potential financial shortfalls from international partners. Forecasts indicate that next year may be more challenging than this year, with the NBU projecting only a 2% growth for Ukraine's economy in 2026. Significant risks continue to pose challenges to this outlook.

On December 18, 2023, Ukraine is expected to experience calm weather with no precipitation, although light rain may occur in Transcarpathia.

The National Bank of Ukraine predicts that inflation will decrease to 9.3% by 2026 and suggests a potential reduction in the key interest rate during that time.

Experts predict that the dollar exchange rate in 2026 will see a moderate devaluation of the hryvnia, which is expected to remain below 45 UAH.

Delayed deliveries are bolstering corn prices at Ukrainian ports, particularly due to a postponed harvest and predictions of decreased production.

The agricultural sector continues to be a key stabilizer of Ukraine's economy. Experts predict that moderate growth in this sector next year will contribute positively to the overall economic stability.

The weather forecast for Ukraine on December 19 indicates no precipitation, with potential fog in certain areas. Temperatures are expected to range from -2°C to +8°C, remaining stable throughout the day.

An expert has provided a forecast for the Hryvnia exchange rate, outlining expectations until the end of the year and presenting two potential scenarios for 2026. This analysis reflects the current economic situation in Ukraine and its impact on the currency.

Ukrainians can anticipate the dollar and euro exchange rates at the end of 2025 based on current market trends.

In November, Ukrainians deposited a record 1.36 trillion hryvnias in banks, as interest rates surpassed inflation. This marks a significant contrast to Russia, where high rates have adverse effects.

At the Ukraine Business News event, the National Bank of Ukraine presented its forecast for 2026. The report indicates that inflation is on a downward trend, and it outlines expectations for a decrease in the key interest rate along with projections for the exchange rate.

In Ukraine, the official exchange rate of the Euro has reached a new record of 49.65 Hryvnias. This increase reflects the strengthening of the European currency in the international market.

For December 16, the National Bank of Ukraine has established the official exchange rate of the dollar at UAH 42.24, reflecting an increase of 5 kopecks.