Official Exchange Rates for June 20, 2026
The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has published its official exchange rates for June 20, 2026. The U.S. dollar (USD) is set at 44.9125 UAH, the euro (EUR) at 51.4563 UAH, the Polish zloty (PLN) at 12.0817 UAH, the British pound (GBP) at 59.3204 UAH, and the Swiss franc (CHF) at 55.8127 UAH. Compared to June 19, the rates for these major currencies remained unchanged.
Over the past week, the hryvnia weakened against most currencies. Specifically, the dollar climbed from 44.81 UAH to 44.91 UAH, a rise of nearly 10 kopiyky. The euro increased by about 40 kopiyky over the same period, reaching 51.45 UAH. The British pound rose by more than 21 kopiyky, while the Swiss franc gained nearly 47 kopiyky. Meanwhile, the Polish zloty dropped by approximately 13 kopiyky, falling from 12.21 UAH to 12.08 UAH.
Bank Exchange Rates and Economic Context
The National Bank of Ukraine has also kept its key policy rate unchanged at 15%. Inflation in Ukraine slowed from June 2025 through January 2026, but has since started to pick up again. The NBU decided to proceed with an operation to swap non-cash currency from banks for cash currency.
As of 09:00 on June 20, 2026, exchange rates at various banks were as follows:
- Oschadbank: USD 44.75/45.05; EUR 51.20/51.90.
- Privatbank: USD 44.60/45.04; EUR 51.13/51.87; GBP 59.00/59.88; PLN 11.99/12.22.
- PUMB: USD 44.70/45.30; EUR 51.60/52.30; GBP 59.40/60.80; PLN 11.95/12.25.
- monobank: USD 44.68/45.03; EUR 51.20/51.80.
- Raiffeisen: USD 44.70/45.07; EUR 51.00/51.75; GBP 57.00/68.80; PLN 11.50/12.50; CHF 53.20/57.10.
- OTP Bank: USD 44.65/45.10; EUR 51.00/51.95; CHF 55.00/56.00.
- Ukrsibbank: USD 44.63/45.02; EUR 51.13/51.78; GBP 59.00/60.75; CHF 55.10/56.90.
“The dollar cannot remain weak against the euro forever, and once a final trade agreement is signed between the U.S. and the EU, the market will return to normal.”
Vitaliy Shapran
The foreign exchange market in Ukraine continues to face pressure due to external factors, including regional political and economic instability. Keeping the key rate at 15% reflects the NBU’s efforts to support the hryvnia and curb inflation. With rising energy prices and ongoing disruptions in international trade, monitoring currency fluctuations and their impact on the broader economy remains essential.