Official Exchange Rates Set for May 13, 2026
Ukraine’s National Bank (NBU) has released the official exchange rates for May 13, 2026, reporting an increase in the value of the U.S. dollar while the euro and Polish zloty declined. The official rate for the U.S. dollar stands at 43.97 UAH, the euro at 51.64 UAH, and the Polish zloty at 12.15 UAH. According to NBU data, the currency rates for this date are as follows:
- USD - 43.9709
- EUR - 51.6416
- GBP - 59.5058
- PLN - 12.1591
- CHF - 56.3080
Bank Exchange Rates as of 07:40 on May 13, 2026
In addition, commercial banks have published their own rates for 07:40 on May 13, 2026. For instance, Oschadbank offers buy/sell rates of:
- Dollar: 43.85/44.20
- Euro: 51.50/52.00
Privatbank provides the following rates:
- Dollar: 43.75/44.24
- Euro: 51.35/52.08
At PUMB, the rates are:
- Dollar: 43.70/44.30
- Euro: 51.50/52.20
Monobank offers:
- Dollar: 43.81/44.24
- Euro: 51.50/52.07
Raiffeisen Bank provides:
- Dollar: 43.81/44.19
- Euro: 51.40/51.88
OTP Bank reports:
- Dollar: 43.55/44.10
- Euro: 51.00/51.95
Ukrsibbank lists:
- Dollar: 43.65/44.20
- Euro: 51.25/52.15
All bank rates were recorded at 07:40 on May 13, 2026.
The NBU Board has decided to maintain the key policy rate at 15%. This decision comes amid rising inflation, following a period of decline that lasted from June 2025 to January 2026. Additionally, the NBU announced a swap operation to exchange non-cash bank currency for cash. Source: Glavcom.
The strengthening of the U.S. dollar may signal shifts in the country’s economic landscape, as well as how both the public and businesses are adapting to new market conditions. Meanwhile, the weakening of the euro and Polish zloty could reflect changes in international financial trends or the impact of external factors on Ukraine’s currency market.
Keeping the key rate at 15% underscores the NBU’s commitment to curbing inflation and ensuring the stability of the national currency amid ongoing economic challenges.