Official Exchange Rates Set for June 1, 2026
On June 1, 2026, the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) released its official currency exchange rates. According to the NBU, the U.S. dollar is now valued at 44.26 hryvnias, the euro at 51.55 hryvnias, and the Polish zloty at 12.19 hryvnias. Additional official rates include:
- USD — 44.2680
- EUR — 51.5545
- GBP — 59.4386
- PLN — 12.1940
- CHF — 56.5870
Buy and Sell Rates at Ukrainian Banks
On this date, Ukrainian banks are offering the following buy and sell rates for foreign currencies:
- Oschadbank: USD — 44.05/44.45, EUR — 51.35/51.85
- Privatbank: USD — 43.85/44.45, EUR — 50.95/51.95, GBP — 57.20/59.60, PLN — 11.55/12.23
- PUMB: USD — 44.00/44.60, EUR — 51.30/52.00, GBP — 58.80/60.20, PLN — 11.95/12.25
- Monobank: USD — 44.00/44.43, EUR — 51.30/51.99
- Raiffeisen: USD — 44.10/44.47, EUR — 51.20/51.90, GBP — 57.30/60.70, PLN — 11.50/12.50, CHF — 53.50/57.40
- OTP Bank: USD — 43.75/44.35, EUR — 51.00/51.95, CHF — 56.00/56.90
- Ukrsibbank: USD — 44.05/44.44, EUR — 51.30/51.94, GBP — 58.55/60.30, CHF — 55.65/57.25
The NBU has decided to maintain its key policy rate at 15%. It is important to note that inflation, which had been steadily declining from June 2025 through January 2026, began to rise again after January 2026. This uptick is attributed to higher energy costs, ongoing challenges in the energy sector following Russian strikes, a sharp increase in fuel prices amid the Middle East conflict, the effects of a weaker hryvnia exchange rate, and rapid wage growth. Additionally, the NBU plans to conduct an operation to exchange banks' non-cash foreign currency for cash.
These published exchange rates highlight the hryvnia's relative stability despite global economic pressures, including rising energy prices and international market volatility. Keeping the key rate at 15% signals the NBU's commitment to managing inflationary trends, which have recently reemerged. Developments in this area could significantly shape Ukraine's economic outlook in the near term.