Ukrainian Hryvnia Strengthens Against Dollar, Euro Dips in February 2, 2026 Exchange Rates.
Official Exchange Rates for February 2, 2026
According to Novyny.live: The National Bank of Ukraine has published the official exchange rates for February 2, 2026, showing a strengthening of the hryvnia against the US dollar and a decline against the euro. The official dollar rate for this date is set at UAH 42.8113, compared to the previous rate of UAH 42.8483 on January 30, 2026, indicating a slight appreciation for the national currency.
Regarding the euro, its official rate for February 2, 2026, is set at UAH 51.0225. This also represents a decrease from the previous euro rate of UAH 51.2423 recorded on January 30, 2026.
Forecasts and Economic Sentiment
Doctor of Economic Sciences Oleksii Plotnikov forecasts that the dollar exchange rate will fluctuate within the range of UAH 42-43 per dollar. He noted that
“we have a devaluation, but it is controlled” – Oleksii Plotnikov
Plotnikov also expressed the opinion that
“I think the pace is slowing down; we will not reach UAH 44-45 per dollar in the near future” – Oleksii Plotnikov
These exchange rate movements for February 2 suggest positive trends, particularly against the dollar, alongside a minor decline against the euro, which may point to a gradual stabilization of the currency market. The Ukrainian hryvnia's performance is closely watched as an indicator of the country's economic resilience amidst ongoing challenges.
The hryvnia's strengthening relative to the dollar may reflect positive economic sentiment within the country, as well as potential measures by the National Bank of Ukraine aimed at supporting the national currency. Conversely, the euro's decline could be a result of shifts in international markets or internal economic factors. The situation on the currency market remains under control, and the regulator's future actions could influence the hryvnia's stability in the medium term.
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