The official exchange rates as of June 7, 2026, continue to show an upward trend against the Ukrainian hryvnia. The most significant changes are seen in the value of the British pound sterling, which rose by 38 kopecks. The euro and the Swiss franc also rose by 23 and 26 kopecks, respectively. The U.S. dollar is showing steady growth, gaining 11 kopecks over the week. The Polish zloty rose minimally—by just 4 kopecks.
Exchange rates at banks
National Bank of Ukraine
- USD: 44.3793
- EUR: 51.6686
- GBP: 59.7345
- PLN: 12.1938
- CHF: 56.3833
Oschadbank
- USD: 44.25 / 44.45
- EUR: 51.30 / 51.85
PrivatBank
- USD: 44.10 / 44.64
- EUR: 51.05 / 51.81
- GBP: 59.08 / 59.88
- PLN: 12.04 / 12.22
FUIB
- USD: 44.10 / 44.70
- EUR: 51.40 / 52.10
- GBP: 58.80 / 60.20
- PLN: 11.95 / 12.25
monobank
- USD: 44.15 / 44.63
- EUR: 51.06 / 51.75
Raiffeisen
- USD: 44.15 / 44.57
- EUR: 51.20 / 51.80
- GBP: 57.40 / 60.80
- PLN: 11.50 / 12.50
- CHF: 53.60 / 57.40
OTP Bank
- USD: 43.85 / 44.40
- EUR: 51.00 / 51.95
- CHF: 55.75 / 56.75
Ukrsibbank
- USD: 44.15 / 44.63
- EUR: 51.10 / 51.81
- GBP: 58.50 / 60.30
- CHF: 55.10 / 56.95
The National Bank of Ukraine has decided to keep the key policy rate at 15%. This will help maintain control over inflationary pressures, which have intensified due to rising energy prices and other factors, including the consequences of Russian shelling and conflicts in the Middle East.