Exchange Rates on October 5 — How Much Are the Dollar and the Euro Worth?
At the start of the new week, the dollar remains around 45 hryvnias at banks, while the euro can be found for less than 51 hryvnias. The lowest selling rate for the dollar among the listed banks is 45.10 hryvnia, and for the euro, 50.75 hryvnia. We’ll tell you where it’s most advantageous to buy and sell currency today and how much 100 dollars will cost.
On the morning of October 5, the average selling rate for the dollar at currency exchange offices is 44.99 UAH per dollar. It has risen by 1 kopeck over the past day. You can buy dollars at currency exchange offices for an average of 44.80 UAH. This is 3 kopecks less than on October 2.
The euro is selling for an average of 51.20 UAH at currency exchange offices today. Over the past 24 hours, the rate has fallen by 10 kopecks. The average buying rate for the euro is 50.80 UAH, which is also 10 kopecks less than at the end of last week. In other words, the dollar has remained virtually unchanged at currency exchange offices, while the euro has fallen slightly in value.
Exchange Rates at Banks
At PrivatBank branches, the dollar can be bought today for 45.20 UAH. The bank buys the currency at 44.60 UAH. Both rates have risen by 5 kopecks over the past day. For cards, the selling rate for the dollar is 45.24 UAH, and the buying rate is 44.75 UAH. The selling rate remained unchanged, while the buying rate rose by 5 kopecks.
The euro is being sold at PrivatBank branches for 50.85 UAH and bought for 49.85 UAH. Both rates have decreased by 25 kopecks. For cards, the euro can be bought at 51.02 UAH and sold to the bank at 50.04 UAH. The selling rate remained unchanged, while the buying rate fell by 25 kopecks.
At Oschadbank, the dollar in “Mobile Oschad” is priced at 45.22 UAH for selling and 44.80 UAH for buying. Over the past day, the selling rate rose by 7 kopecks, and the buying rate rose by 5 kopecks. For cards, the dollar is sold at 45.35 UAH and bought at 44.75 UAH. The selling rate rose by 10 kopecks, and the buying rate by 5 kopecks.
At “Mobile Oschadbank,” the euro can be bought for 51.05 UAH and sold to the bank for 50.50 UAH. Both rates fell: the selling rate by 15 kopecks and the buying rate by 10 kopecks. For cards, the selling rate for the euro is 51.25 UAH, and the buying rate is 50.45 UAH. Both rates fell by 10 kopecks over the course of the day.
At PUMB, cash dollars are sold at 45.30 UAH and bought at 44.70 UAH. The rate remained unchanged throughout the day. At the commercial rate, the dollar can be bought for 45.10 UAH and sold for 44.80 UAH. The selling rate remained unchanged, while the buying rate rose by 10 kopecks. Cash euros at PUMB are priced at 51.20 UAH for selling and 50.50 UAH for buying. Both rates fell by 10 kopecks.
At Monobank, the dollar is sold at 45.19 UAH and bought at 44.80 UAH. Both rates remained unchanged. At Monobank, the euro can be bought for 50.75 UAH and sold for 50.05 UAH. Over the past day, both rates have fallen by 26 kopecks.
Where to Buy Currency Cheaper
If you need to buy dollars, the lowest rate among the listed banks is currently at PUMB at the commercial rate of 45.10 UAH. Next in line are:
- Monobank — 45.19 UAH;
- PrivatBank at branches — 45.20 UAH;
- “Mobile Oschad” — 45.22 UAH;
- PrivatBank for cards — 45.24 UAH;
- FUIB at the cash exchange rate — 45.30 UAH;
- Oschadbank for cards — 45.35 UAH.
As for the euro, Monobank offers the most favorable selling rate among these options—50.75 UAH. Next are:
- PrivatBank at branches — 50.85 UAH;
- “Mobile Oschad” — 51.05 UAH;
- PrivatBank for cards — 51.02 UAH;
- FUIB at the cash rate — 51.20 UAH;
- Oschadbank for cards — 51.25 UAH.
In other words, the difference between the cheapest and most expensive options for buying a dollar is 25 kopecks, and for a euro, 50 kopecks.
Where is it more profitable to sell currency
If, on the other hand, you want to sell dollars to a bank, the highest rate among the options listed is 44.80 UAH. This is the rate offered by “Mobile Oschad,” PUMB at the commercial rate, and Monobank. The rate is slightly lower for card transactions:
- PrivatBank for cards — 44.75 UAH;
- Oschadbank for cards — 44.75 UAH;
- PUMB at the cash rate — 44.70 UAH;
- PrivatBank at branches — 44.60 UAH.
The situation with the euro is slightly different. The best rates for selling euros are through “Mobile Oschad” and PUMB at the cash rate—50.50 UAH each. Next are:
- Oschadbank for cards — 50.45 UAH;
- Monobank — 50.05 UAH;
- PrivatBank for cards — 50.04 UAH;
- PrivatBank at branches — 49.85 UAH.
So before exchanging currency, it’s worth checking not only the selling rate but also the buying rate. Even a difference of a few kopecks can matter when dealing with a large amount.
How much is $100?
If you’re buying $100, the amount will depend on the bank and the type of exchange rate. Based on current selling rates:
- FUIB, commercial rate — 4,510 UAH;
- Monobank — 4,519 UAH;
- PrivatBank at branches — 4,520 UAH;
- “Mobile Oschad” — 4,522 UAH;
- PrivatBank for cards — 4,524 UAH;
- FUIB, cash rate — 4,530 UAH;
- Oschadbank for cards — 4,535 UAH.
Thus, when buying 100 dollars, the difference between the cheapest and most expensive options is 25 hryvnias. Exchange rates may fluctuate throughout the day, so it’s advisable to check the current rates directly with the bank or currency exchange office before making a transaction. This information is reported by Minfin.
The National Bank of Ukraine has set the official exchange rate of the hryvnia against foreign currencies as of October 2. According to the updated data, the U.S. dollar rose by 15 kopecks, while the euro, on the other hand, lost 2 kopecks in value.
