Official Exchange Rates for March 11, 2026
The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has released its official exchange rates for Wednesday, March 11, 2026. As of 7:00 AM, the NBU's established rates are as follows:
- US Dollar (USD) – 43.8627 hryvnias
- Euro (EUR) – 51.0386 hryvnias
- British Pound Sterling (GBP) – 58.9646 hryvnias
- Polish Zloty (PLN) – 11.9935 hryvnias
- Swiss Franc (CHF) – 56.5387 hryvnias
Currency Exchange Operations
In a separate move, the National Bank of Ukraine has decided to conduct an operation to exchange banks' non-cash foreign currency for cash. This policy decision could impact the currency market and the broader state of the financial system. The hryvnia's value is closely monitored as Ukraine continues its economic integration with European markets.
Commercial banks, meanwhile, are offering their own varied exchange rates. For instance, Oschadbank lists the US dollar at 43.70 / 44.15 and the euro at 50.80 / 51.45. PrivatBank offers the dollar at 43.50 / 44.10 and the euro at 50.50 / 51.50, along with rates for GBP, PLN, and CHF. PUMB has set its dollar rate at 43.60 / 44.20 and the euro at 50.80 / 51.50.
Monobank's dollar rate is 43.67 / 44.03, with the euro at 50.78 / 51.48. Raiffeisen Bank offers the dollar at 43.65 / 44.12 and the euro at 50.70 / 51.45, while OTP Bank quotes 43.25 / 43.95 for the dollar and 50.00 / 51.00 for the euro. Ukrsibbank also provides rates, including the dollar at 43.65 / 44.25 and the euro at 50.55 / 51.55.
Economic expert Vitaliy Shapran noted that 'the dollar cannot remain weak against the euro forever, and once a final trade agreement is signed between the US and the EU, the market will return to a normal pattern.'
These exchange rates reflect the current condition of Ukraine's financial system amid ongoing global economic shifts. The NBU's decision regarding the cash-for-non-cash swap may indicate an effort to stabilize the currency market and ensure greater liquidity. The signing of a US-EU trade deal, as mentioned by the expert, could significantly influence exchange rate fluctuations, which would, in turn, affect Ukraine's economic situation and its key financial indicators.