Official Currency Rates for June 13, 2026
On the morning of Saturday, June 13, 2026, the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) released its official exchange rates, holding the dollar steady at 44.92 UAH compared to the previous day, June 12. The euro was officially valued at 51.83 UAH, and the Polish zloty at 12.18 UAH. More precisely, the NBU listed the dollar at 44.9256 UAH, the euro at 51.8352 UAH, the British pound at 60.0431 UAH, the Polish zloty at 12.1888 UAH, and the Swiss franc at 56.2343 UAH. These figures are key for businesses and travelers converting currency in Ukraine.
Exchange Rates at Commercial Banks
Banks including Oschadbank, PrivatBank, PUMB, monobank, Raiffeisen, OTP Bank, and Ukrsibbank reported varying rates. For instance:
- Oschadbank’s dollar rate: 44.70/45.10 UAH;
- PrivatBank’s dollar rate: 44.55/45.04 UAH;
- PUMB’s dollar rate: 44.70 to 45.30 UAH;
- monobank’s dollar rate: 44.60/45.03 UAH;
- Raiffeisen’s dollar rate: 44.60/45.05 UAH.
Over the past week, the dollar selling rate at major banks rose by about 60 kopiyok, surpassing the 45 UAH mark. The euro increased by 40-50 kopiyok depending on the bank, while the British pound held above 60 UAH. Additionally, the NBU Board decided to keep the key policy rate at 15%. Inflation, which had been steadily slowing from June 2025 to January 2026, has since started to rise again.
The NBU also approved an operation to exchange banks’ non-cash currency for cash. Expert Vitaliy Shapran commented that
“the dollar cannot remain weak against the euro forever, and once the final trade agreement between the US and the EU is signed, the market will return to normal”This hints at potential shifts in the currency market in the near future.
Keeping the dollar rate at 44.92 UAH may indicate short-term stability in Ukraine’s currency market. However, rising euro and pound rates at banks point to possible changes in the foreign economic landscape, particularly influenced by international trade deals. The decision to maintain the policy rate at 15% reflects the NBU’s efforts to manage inflation, which has begun to pick up again. This suggests the regulator is aiming to ensure financial stability amid ongoing economic uncertainty.