Exchange Rates for April 30, 2026
The National Bank of Ukraine has released its official exchange rates for the morning of April 30, 2026, reporting increases in the value of the U.S. dollar, the euro, and the Polish zloty compared to the previous day. The official rate for the dollar now stands at 44.08 hryvnias, the euro at 51.58 hryvnias, and the Polish zloty at 12.12 hryvnias. These updates come as part of the central bank’s daily currency monitoring, which is closely watched by businesses and travelers alike.
According to the NBU, the exchange rates as of 07:20 on April 30, 2026, are as follows: the U.S. dollar is worth 44.0820 hryvnias, the euro is 51.5803 hryvnias, the British pound is 59.5371 hryvnias, the Polish zloty is 12.1291 hryvnias, and the Swiss franc is 55.8495 hryvnias. Meanwhile, various banking institutions are offering the following rates:
- Oschadbank: USD - 43.90 / 44.20; EUR - 51.40 / 51.95.
- Privatbank: USD - 43.85 / 44.44; EUR - 51.26 / 52.08; GBP - 59.18 / 59.88; PLN - 12.04 / 12.25.
- PUMB: USD - 43.80 / 44.40; EUR - 51.20 / 52.10; GBP - 58.70 / 60.10; PLN - 11.96 / 12.26.
- monobank: USD - 43.90 / 44.40; EUR - 51.31 / 52.01.
- Raiffeisen: USD - 43.85 / 44.27; EUR - 51.20 / 51.90; GBP - 57.20 / 60.70; PLN - 11.40 / 12.40; CHF - 53.10 / 57.00.
- OTP Bank: USD - 43.80 / 44.15; EUR - 51.20 / 52.00; CHF - 55.50 / 56.50.
- Ukrsibbank: USD - 43.75 / 44.30; EUR - 51.20 / 52.10; GBP - 58.00 / 60.40; CHF - 54.75 / 56.75.
Decision by the National Bank of Ukraine
Additionally, the Board of the National Bank of Ukraine has decided to keep the key policy rate unchanged at 15% per annum. The regulator’s inflation target remains set at 5% over the policy horizon. A separate decision was also made to carry out operations for exchanging non-cash currency from banks into cash.
The recent movement in exchange rates points to heightened activity in the currency market, which may be driven by various economic factors such as shifts in foreign trade or investment flows. Maintaining the key rate at 15% could serve as a signal to investors about the regulator’s commitment to financial stability, potentially boosting confidence in the hryvnia and supporting Ukraine’s broader economic outlook.