UAH in the spotlight: latest news

Ukrainians can expect a significant drop in temperatures this week, with forecasts predicting a low of +5 degrees Celsius. Meteorologists have shared details about the changing weather conditions across the country.

Soybean prices in Ukraine are declining due to the implementation of a 10% export duty on soybeans and rapeseed, which has nearly halted exports of soybeans.

For the first time, Ukraine's state budget includes a forecast of the average official exchange rate of the hryvnia against the euro.

The Ukrainian government anticipates that the country's public debt may reach 106% of its GDP by the end of 2026.

The National Bank of Ukraine has established the official exchange rate for the hryvnia at UAH 41.2317 per USD, reflecting an appreciation of the currency by 5 kopecks.

An analysis examines the risks associated with a potential collapse of Russia due to the ongoing war in Ukraine, focusing on economic, demographic, and security challenges.

KYT Group analysts have released an overview and forecast of the hryvnia exchange rate against key currencies for September 2025. This report aims to analyze the current state of the Ukrainian currency market and provide future predictions.

Inflation in Ukraine has decelerated, attributed to the appreciation of the hryvnia and weak demand, rather than monetary policy measures. The tools employed by the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) remain ineffective in addressing these economic challenges.

The National Bank of Ukraine has set the official exchange rate for the hryvnia at UAH 41.2838 per USD, marking a strengthening of the currency by 3 kopecks.

Inflation in Ukraine decreased to 13.2% year-on-year in August 2025, falling below the National Bank of Ukraine's forecast.

In August, the actual inflation rate was lower than the forecast provided in the July Inflation Report, primarily due to various influencing factors.

Analysts from KYT Group, a multiservice fintech company, provided a forecast indicating that external factors will influence foreign exchange rates in Ukraine next week. They elaborated on these factors in a commentary to Ukrinform.

The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) decreased its US dollar sales on the interbank market by $21.7 million, or 3.8%, bringing the total to $551.3 million for the week. This marks the third consecutive week that interventions have remained around $0.5 billion.

The latest forecast from Doing Business in Ukraine indicates a more optimistic outlook for the country's economy.

Ukrainian businessmen are bracing for a potential decline in the hryvnia exchange rate, which could drop to 46 hryvnias per dollar by 2026, according to data from the European Business Association.

On Friday, Ukraine will experience dry and comfortable weather. Nighttime temperatures are expected to fall between 9 and 14 degrees Celsius, and daytime conditions will remain pleasant.

Ukraine has officially joined the global agreement aimed at promoting ocean protection, marking a significant advancement in the conservation of oceanic ecosystems and the sustainable management of marine resources.

Ukraine's National Bank anticipates a seasonal rise in foreign currency demand, projecting it to reach $270–280 million during June and July, an increase from $250 million in May. However, this expected demand remains lower than the levels observed last year.

The National Bank of Ukraine official stated that there is no need to revise the stress tests for Ukrainian banks, despite a downward adjustment in the macroeconomic forecast due to the ongoing war and increased security risks.

KYT Group analysts released their second issue for August 2025, offering an analysis of the current state of the Ukrainian currency market along with a forecast for the hryvnia exchange rate against key currencies.

Analysts predict that fuel prices in Ukraine may decrease to 2 Hryvnias in September, according to recent forecasts.

Meteorologist Igor Kibalchych forecasts that September 2025 will bring a warm summer to Ukraine, characterized by several extremely hot days, along with the likelihood of droughts and early frosts.

The article highlights significant macroeconomic indicators for Ukraine and the global economy at the close of April 2025.

At the start of September, the euro is anticipated to trade between 1.161 and 1.176 US dollars. The cashless dollar rate in Ukraine will also experience variations.

Taras Liesovyi, Director of the Financial Markets and Investment Department at Globus Bank, provided a forecast for foreign exchange rates in Ukraine for early September 2025 during a commentary to Ukrinform.