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The hryvnia has risen against the dollar for the sixth business day in a row after a week-long slide.
The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) on February 11 set the official forex rate at UAH 24.42 to the U.S. dollar, which made the country's national currency stronger by 10 kopiykas.
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The Central Bank fixed the following official forex rates of the hryvnia against key foreign currencies for February 12:
US$100 will be traded for UAH 2,442.36 (UAH 2,451.88 as of February 11);
EUR 100 will be traded for UAH 2,662.05 (UAH 2,685.18 as of February 11).
The hryvnia has risen against the dollar for the sixth business day in a row after a week-long slide, according to the NBU website.
As UNIAN reported earlier, the Ukrainian hryvnia in January weakened by 5.7% against the U.S. dollar, to UAH 25.03, and by 4.7% against the euro, to UAH 27.66 per euro.
Ukraine's national currency in 2019 strengthened against the U.S. dollar by 14.5%, to UAH 23.69 and against the euro by 16.7%, to UAH 26.42.
The hryvnia's historical low against the U.S. dollar was registered at UAH 30.01 in February 2015.