The official series since the end of September runs 439.37 on 30 September, 440.86 on 1 October, 441.91 on 2 October, 447.73 for 3 October and through Monday 5 October, 454.98 on 6 October, 453.65 on 7 October, 447.14 on 8 October, 448.94 on 9 October, 453.93 for 10 and 12 October, 451.31 on 13 October and 448.45 on 14 October. Since 30 September the rate has moved between 439.37 and 454.98.
Inflation stood at 9.3% year on year in the government’s nine-month review of 13 October, which set holding it below 10% as the task for the year. The current account showed a $2.4 billion surplus against a $3.6 billion deficit in the same period of 2025, the review said.
Since 30 September the rate has moved between 439.37 and 454.98.
The euro’s official rate fell 2.97 to 501.59 for 14 October after a fall of 4.16 the day before. The National Bank’s next rate decision is on 23 October.
