Official Currency Exchange Rates for June 12, 2026
The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has released its official exchange rates for the morning of June 12, 2026. According to the latest figures, the U.S. dollar is now valued at 44.92 UAH, the euro at 51.83 UAH, and the Polish zloty at 12.18 UAH. Over the past week, the dollar has risen by more than 54 kopiyky, the euro by nearly 17 kopiyky, and the British pound by 31 kopiyky. Meanwhile, the Swiss franc has dropped by approximately 15 kopiyky, and the Polish zloty has edged down by half a kopiyka.
The NBU's official exchange rates are as follows:
- U.S. dollar - 44.9256 UAH
- euro - 51.8352 UAH
- British pound - 60.0431 UAH
- Polish zloty - 12.1888 UAH
- Swiss franc - 56.2343 UAH
Commercial banks are offering varying rates for buying and selling currencies. For instance, at Oschadbank, the dollar is priced at 44.80 UAH for purchases and 45.20 UAH for sales, while the euro stands at 51.70 UAH and 52.25 UAH, respectively. PrivatBank offers the dollar at 44.65 UAH for buying and 45.24 UAH for selling, with the euro at 51.45 UAH and 52.35 UAH.
Exchange Rates Across Different Banks
As of June 12, 2026, the exchange rates at various financial institutions are as follows:
- NBU:
- USD - 44.9256
- EUR - 51.8352
- GBP - 60.0431
- PLN - 12.1888
- CHF - 56.2343
- Oschadbank:
- USD - 44.80 / 45.20
- EUR - 51.70 / 52.25
- PrivatBank:
- USD - 44.65 / 45.24
- EUR - 51.45 / 52.35
- GBP - 59.59 / 60.60
- PLN - 12.10 / 12.30
- PUMB:
- USD - 44.70 / 45.30
- EUR - 51.80 / 52.50
- GBP - 59.40 / 60.80
- PLN - 12.00 / 12.30
- monobank:
- USD - 44.78 / 45.24
- EUR - 51.70 / 52.33
- Raiffeisen:
- USD - 44.65 / 45.10
- EUR - 51.30 / 52.09
- GBP - 57.60 / 61.30
- PLN - 11.50 / 12.50
- CHF - 53.50 / 57.20
- OTP Bank:
- USD - 44.50 / 45.20
- EUR - 51.65 / 52.55
- CHF - 56.00 / 56.95
- Ukrsibbank:
- USD - 44.75 / 45.23
- EUR - 51.65 / 52.34
- GBP - 59.20 / 61.10
- CHF - 55.40 / 57.10
Overall, Ukraine's foreign exchange market remains highly fluid, with notable fluctuations observed over the past week.
These shifts in exchange rates reflect broader economic conditions in Ukraine, including the impact of international trade agreements and inflation policies. The NBU's decision to hold its key interest rate steady at 15% signals its commitment to curbing inflation and fostering economic stability. Monitoring currency trends can help investors and business owners refine their financial strategies amid ongoing market volatility.