Official Exchange Rates for March 13, 2026
The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has released its official exchange rates for March 13, 2026, along with data from commercial banks. The central bank also announced a decision to conduct an operation exchanging non-cash foreign currency held by banks for cash. These official rates are a key benchmark for the Ukrainian economy and financial transactions.
As of March 13, 2026, the official U.S. dollar rate was set at 44.16 UAH, marking an increase of 19 kopiykas compared to the previous day. Conversely, the official euro rate fell by 2 kopiykas to 50.95 UAH. The Polish zloty also declined by 1 kopiyka, reaching 11.96 UAH.
Official Exchange Rates
The specific rates published by the NBU are as follows:
- U.S. Dollar – 44.1636 UAH
- Euro – 50.9560 UAH
- British Pound – 59.0799 UAH
- Polish Zloty – 11.9604 UAH
- Swiss Franc – 56.4680 UAH
Commercial banks, meanwhile, are offering a range of rates. For example:
- Oschadbank quotes the dollar between 43.90 and 44.55 UAH
- PrivatBank offers a range of 44.00 to 44.60 UAH
- PUMB lists rates from 44.00 to 44.60 UAH
Vitaliy Shapran, former chief expert on monetary policy at the Secretariat of the National Bank Council, noted: 'The dollar cannot be weak against the euro forever, and once a final trade deal is signed between the U.S. and the EU, the market will return to a normal pattern.'
Therefore, the currency situation in Ukraine on March 13, 2026, shows specific fluctuations. The NBU's decision regarding the cash-for-non-cash exchange operation could influence future market developments.
Given ongoing shifts in the global economy and potential international trade agreements, monitoring exchange rate movements is crucial, as they can impact inflation and the country's overall economic health. Analyzing these changes can assist businesses and investors in making informed financial decisions for the future.