A further decline in quotations on the interbank currency market, which began yesterday, prompted operators of the cash currency market to also start cutting selling prices for cash "American". If yesterday afternoon the capital's wholesalers were selling it at 46.17 UAH, today it is already 46.05 UAH, i.e. 12 kopecks cheaper.
Thus, if earlier there was a convergence of non-cash and cash dollar rates as a result of moving towards each other, today both dollars are cheapening almost synchronously.
Price tags in regional centers are also declining. Today in the first half of the day, wholesalers sold the dollar at the following prices: Lutsk – 46.05 UAH, Chernivtsi, Ivano-Frankivsk, Mykolaiv and Cherkasy – 46.10 UAH, Odesa – 46.15 UAH, Kharkiv and Dnipro – 46.20 UAH, Khmelnytskyi – 46.25 UAH.
Commercial banks raised price tags for the sale of cash dollars, thereby reacting to yesterday's growth of quotations on the interbank market. At 12:00 noon on Wednesday, the cheapest dollar at 45.75 UAH was declared by the Kyiv branch of Sky Bank, while the most expensive dollar – at 46.20 UAH – was sold by Altbank and Europrombank. As we can see, banks continue to keep rates at the level or even slightly lower than the rates of Kyiv wholesalers. It is not surprising that it is not always possible to buy dollars "from the street" in banks.
As for the euro, here the minimum selling rate at the moment is 51.25 UAH. At this rate, the euro is sold by Raiffeisen Bank, Credit Agricole Bank and OTP Bank. The maximum selling rate for cash euro – 51.90 UAH – is in Krystalbank and Trust Capital Bank.
