Thursday, February 20
With the hryvnia down almost 7% against the dollar this year, the central bank intervened Tuesday morning, selling $250 million in foreign currency reserves.
Wednesday, March 11, 2020


With the hryvnia down almost 7% against the dollar this year, the central bank intervened Tuesday morning, selling $250 million in foreign currency reserves. This followed the net sale of $307 million late last week. Today’s official rate is 25.31 hryvnia to the dollar, down from 23.69 on Jan. 2.