Official Exchange Rates for April 18, 2026
The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has published its official exchange rates for April 18, 2026. The central bank has kept the rates for the US dollar, the euro, and the Polish zloty unchanged from the previous day. The official rates are set at 43.63 hryvnias for the US dollar, 51.42 hryvnias for the euro, and 12.12 hryvnias for the Polish zloty.
In a related monetary policy decision, the NBU has also maintained its key policy rate at 15% per annum. This move signals a commitment to stability in the country's current economic climate. Additionally, the central bank has approved an operation to exchange non-cash foreign currency held by banks for cash.
Bank-Specific Currency Rates
As of April 18, 2026, the exchange rates offered by various Ukrainian banks are as follows:
- US Dollar — 43.6368 UAH
- Euro — 51.4216 UAH
- British Pound — 59.1148 UAH
- Polish Zloty — 12.1217 UAH
- Swiss Franc — 55.7089 UAH
Rates from individual commercial banks show some variation, with each listing separate buy and sell prices:
- Oschadbank:
- US Dollar: 43.60 / 44.25 UAH
- Euro: 51.40 / 52.30 UAH
- PrivatBank:
- US Dollar: 43.70 / 44.30 UAH
- Euro: 51.50 / 52.50 UAH
- British Pound: 59.30 / 60.241 UAH
- Polish Zloty: 11.70 / 12.30 UAH
- PUMB:
- US Dollar: 43.80 / 44.40 UAH
- Euro: 51.70 / 52.40 UAH
- British Pound: 58.70 / 62.10 UAH
- Polish Zloty: 12.08 / 12.38 UAH
- Monobank:
- US Dollar: 43.86 / 44.23 UAH
- Euro: 51.71 / 52.35 UAH
- Raiffeisen Bank:
- US Dollar: 43.80 / 44.25 UAH
- Euro: 51.60 / 52.47 UAH
- British Pound: 57.20 / 60.50 UAH
- Polish Zloty: 11.40 / 12.55 UAH
- Swiss Franc: 53.50 / 57.30 UAH
- OTP Bank:
- US Dollar: 43.66 / 43.95 UAH
- Euro: 51.27 / 52.00 UAH
- British Pound: 58.76 / 59.88 UAH
- Polish Zloty: 12.07 / 12.27 UAH
- Swiss Franc: 55.50 / 56.50 UAH
- UkrSibbank:
- US Dollar: 43.65 / 44.25 UAH
- Euro: 51.50 / 52.40 UAH
- British Pound: 57.80 / 60.50 UAH
- Swiss Franc: 54.95 / 56.95 UAH
Overall, the foreign exchange market in Ukraine remains stable. The NBU's decisions on the policy rate and currency exchange operations indicate a continuation of its established monetary policy framework. For international observers, the stability of the hryvnia is a key indicator of Ukraine's economic resilience.
The steadiness of Ukraine's key interest rate and currency values, despite ongoing economic pressures, may reflect sustained confidence in the National Bank's monetary policy.
Amid global financial volatility, it is crucial for Ukrainian banks to continue adjusting their rates to market conditions, which can help support broader economic stability in the country.