Dollar exchange rate in September: Expert explained how much the currency will cost.
According to inkorr.com: Taras Lesovyi, director of the financial markets and investment activities department of 'Globus Bank', emphasized that the Ukrainian currency market will remain stable in September, and the National Bank of Ukraine is ready to respond quickly to any negative fluctuations.
Factors affecting the market
The expert highlighted several key factors that will influence the currency market this month, including inflation reduction, GDP growth, and the strategy of the National Bank of Ukraine. Military circumstances and the potential for a conflict freeze are also significant.
Exchange rate forecasts
According to forecasts, the dollar exchange rate in September will fluctuate within 41.6-42 hryvnias per dollar, while the euro rate will not exceed 48-49.5 hryvnias. This means that 100 dollars will cost from 4160 to 4200 hryvnias, and 100 euros will cost from 4800 to 4950 hryvnias.
Taras Lesovyi noted that the dollar exchange rate remains stable and predictable. In the interbank market, a range of 41.6-42 UAH per dollar is expected, and in the cash market, it will also be 41.6-42 UAH per dollar. As for the euro, the interbank rate will be 48-49 UAH, while in the cash market it will be 48-49.5 UAH.
The expert emphasizes that the National Bank is ready to intervene in the market to ensure the stability of the national currency under conditions of martial law.
In September, stabilization of the Ukrainian currency market is expected, while the National Bank is ready to intensify its intervention to support the stability of the national currency amid the current geopolitical conflict.
This situation in the currency market indicates a certain stability, but remains influenced by external factors that may change the dynamics. It is important to monitor events that affect the economy, as exchange rates can change due to new economic data or political decisions.
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