Ukrainian Central Bank Sets February 4 Exchange Rates: US Dollar Climbs to 43.19 Hryvnias.
Official Exchange Rates for February 4, 2026
According to TSN.ua: The National Bank of Ukraine has published its official exchange rates for February 4, 2026. According to the new data, the US dollar has risen to 43.19 hryvnias, marking an increase of 23 kopiykas compared to the previous day.
The euro also saw an increase, reaching 50.95 hryvnias, which is a rise of 5 kopiykas. Meanwhile, the Polish zloty's rate remained unchanged at 12.07 hryvnias.
Comparison with Previous Rates
For comparison, the dollar's rate on February 3 was 42.96 hryvnias. The euro's rate on that same date was 50.90 hryvnias, having decreased by 12 kopiykas. The zloty's rate on February 3 also declined but remained at the same level of 12.07 hryvnias.
The rise in the dollar and euro rates may indicate shifts in Ukraine's economic situation, particularly the influence of external and internal factors on the currency market. The stability of the Polish zloty, compared to other currencies, could be linked to Poland's economic conditions and its impact on the regional market.
Monitoring currency fluctuations is crucial for businesses and the public, as these changes can affect the prices of imported goods and the overall inflation rate in the country. The hryvnia's exchange rate is a key indicator of Ukraine's economic health and its integration with global financial markets.
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