National Bank published the exchange rate for Monday: dollar, euro and zloty have changed.
According to ТСН: The National Bank of Ukraine announced the official exchange rate for Monday, January 5. The dollar rate increased by 12 kopecks, the euro rose by 3 kopecks, and the zloty added 7 kopecks.
The relevant information appeared on the NBU website.
Dollar exchange rate
1 US dollar — 42.29 (+12 kopecks)
Euro exchange rate
1 euro — 49.57 (+3 kopecks)
Zloty exchange rate
1 Polish zloty — 11.77 (+7 kopecks)
Economist Andriy Novak believes that the best currency for savings in 2026 is keeping money in commercial banks that are among the top ten banks in Ukraine. He also recommends distributing the amount into three levels of “baskets”: hryvnia, dollar, and euro or other “hard currencies”.
In the context of a changing economic situation, it is important to monitor the exchange rates, as they can impact financial planning. Expert advice may be helpful for those looking to preserve their savings and ensure financial stability in the future.
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