Ukrainian President Zelensky.
There is a war going on between Ukraine and Russia for the last few years. Many efforts are being made to stop this war. Because of this war, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky also remains in the news. Volodymyr Zelensky, once a famous comedian, could not have imagined that he would fight such a long war with Russia, one of the most powerful countries in the world. Well today the discussion is not about war. Today the discussion is about Ukraine and its currency. The question is, how much does India’s 1000 rupees become after reaching Ukraine? Is India’s currency stronger than Ukraine’s currency? Let us also tell you what is the name of the currency of Ukraine? Also, how much does 1000 Indian rupees become after reaching Ukraine?
What is the name of the currency of Ukraine?
Although Ukraine is a European country, its currency is not Euro. The name of the currency of Volodymyr Zelensky’s country is Ukrainian Hryvnia. The entire trade and economy in Ukraine runs on this currency. The special thing is that Ukraine has been embroiled in war with Russia for more than 3 years. There has been a decline in the economy. Even after that, Ukraine’s currency remains stable against the dollar. At present, Ukraine’s hryvnia remains at the level of 42 to 44 against one dollar. According to experts, Ukrainian hryvnia may remain stable against the dollar in the coming days.
Indian rupee is weak against hryvnia
The special thing is that the Indian Rupee, which is the fastest growing economy in the world, is looking weak against the Hryvnia. At present, one hryvnia is equal to 2.10 Indian rupees. There is a reason for that too. On one hand, hryvnia remains stable against the dollar. On the other hand, India’s rupee has fallen significantly against the dollar. In the current year, the rupee has seen a decline of more than 5 percent against the dollar. This is the reason why India’s rupee appears weak against the hryvnia.
How much will one thousand rupees cost in Ukraine?
As we told you that the value of one hryvnia is equal to Rs 2.10. In such a situation, if any Indian goes to Ukraine, after reaching there, 100 Indian rupees will become equal to 47.64 hryvnia. Whereas if someone wants to convert Rs 1000 into Hryvnia, he will get 476.45 Hryvnia in return. This means that if an Indian goes to Ukraine, which has currently been transformed into a war zone, he will have to shell out more money. There is no other option other than this.