Ukraine's national currency fell by 3.7% against the U.S. dollar in the last month, according to the macroeconomic and monetary survey by the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) for September.
The hryvnia's value to the dollar remains higher by 2.5% compared with the beginning of the year, the report reads.
"The devaluation pressure on the hryvnia in September was mainly seasonal, caused by the traditional growth in demand for foreign currency by oil and gas traders, which was strengthened by a moderate increase in oil prices in the world market," the survey says.
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