UAH in the spotlight: latest news

Ukraine could exhaust its budget reserves by February if the European Union does not reach an agreement to offer "reparation loans" from seized frozen assets.

On November 13, 2025, the National Bank of Ukraine reported an official increase in exchange rates, with the dollar rising by 2 kopecks and the euro by 4 kopecks, according to Ukrinform.

On November 14, 2025, the official exchange rates for the US dollar and euro have experienced a slight increase, affecting import costs and household expenses in Ukraine.

Last week, diesel fuel prices in Europe rose by $27 per ton, translating to an increase of 1.13 UAH per liter. Over the past month, prices have shown a notable upward trend, impacting consumers and businesses across the region.

The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) anticipates that inflation will decrease by the end of the year. According to a statement from the NBU reported by the Ukrainian News agency, the current inflation trend has been slightly above expectations.

The National Bank of Ukraine has established the official dollar exchange rate for November 12 at 42.01 hryvnias, reflecting an increase of 5 kopecks since Tuesday.

The annual conference "Living on Interest" took place in Kyiv, featuring leading experts and investors who shared insights on the economic outlook for Ukraine for 2025-2026.

NABU and SAP detectives have identified "Karlson" as the leader of a criminal organization involved in coordinating money laundering activities and exerting influence over central authorities.

The weather forecast for Ukraine on November 12 indicates mostly cloudy conditions accompanied by light rain. Fog is expected in the southeast, with temperatures varying between 3 and 13°C.

As of November 11, the National Bank of Ukraine established the official exchange rate at 41.96 hryvnias for one US dollar. However, the hryvnia has depreciated against the euro.

Inflation in Ukraine decreased to 10.9% year-on-year in October, with a monthly price increase of 0.9%. This actual inflation rate was higher than previously anticipated.

Leading experts at the "Living on Interest" conference presented the latest economic and currency forecasts for Ukraine for the years 2025-2026.

On November 12, the Ukrainian hryvnia gained strength against both the US dollar and the euro, with official exchange rates increasing. This shift is expected to influence financial planning and import expenses in Ukraine.

Ukrainians can expect abnormally warm weather in November, with no significant temperature fluctuations predicted. The final month of autumn is likely to bring mild conditions.

Kyiv has officially inaugurated the Higher School of Lobbying, marking the launch of the first international-level training center for lobbyists. This new educational facility is a structural unit of the National Association of Lobbyists.

Ukrzaliznytsia forecasts a 7% decline in freight transportation for 2025, projecting a drop from 173 million tonnes to 160 million tonnes. However, the company anticipates a recovery in 2026, with a predicted increase of 0.6%.

Experts predict that fuel prices in Ukraine are set to rise again, with both diesel and petrol likely to become more expensive by the end of November.

Fuel prices in Ukraine are anticipated to rise, with diesel and gasoline expected to become more expensive by the end of November. This increase is believed to be artificial, raising questions about the parties responsible for it.

Official exchange rates for the USD and EUR in Ukraine on November 10, 2025, are expected to show slight decreases. Additionally, the government has provided a forecast for the hryvnia for 2026.

Financial analysts predict that the Ukrainian hryvnia is likely to remain stable throughout November. Recent fluctuations have seen a slight increase in the dollar's value.

On November 10, the official exchange rates indicate a slight depreciation of the hryvnia, with the US dollar valued at 41.97 UAH and the euro at 48.50 UAH.

The economic growth forecast for 2025 has been revised to a more conservative outlook compared to the optimistic estimates made at the beginning of the year.

As of October 1, 2025, the cash in circulation in Ukraine has reached UAH 890.1 billion, reflecting an increase of 8.2% since the start of the year, according to the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU). The NBU attributed this rise to seasonal factors and the ongoing impact of the war.

The National Bank of Ukraine has announced the official exchange rates for the hryvnia as of November 6, 2025. The US dollar has experienced a slight decrease, while the euro remains unchanged.

The Ukrainian Cabinet of Ministers anticipates receiving approximately 10 million applications for one-time assistance of 1000 hryvnias as part of the winter support program.