Official Currency Rates for June 21, 2026
The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has published its official exchange rates for June 21, 2026. Compared to June 20, the values of the US dollar, euro, and Polish zloty remained unchanged. The official rate for the dollar stands at 44.91 UAH, the euro at 51.45 UAH, and the Polish zloty at 12.08 UAH. According to the NBU, the official rates are as follows:
- USD - 44.9125
- EUR - 51.4563
- GBP - 59.3204
- PLN - 12.0817
- CHF - 55.8127
Market Exchange Rates at Banks
Meanwhile, market data reveals varying rates across financial institutions. At Oschadbank, the dollar fluctuates between 44.75 and 45.05 UAH, while the euro trades in the 51.20–51.90 UAH range. PrivatBank offers rates of 44.60–45.04 UAH for the dollar and 51.13–51.81 UAH for the euro. PUMB lists the dollar at 44.70–45.30 UAH and the euro at 51.60–52.30 UAH. Monobank provides dollar rates of 44.68–45.03 UAH and euro rates of 51.20–51.80 UAH. Raiffeisen quotes the dollar at 44.70–45.07 UAH and the euro at 51.00–51.75 UAH. OTP Bank offers 44.65–45.10 UAH for the dollar and 51.00–51.95 UAH for the euro. Ukrsibbank presents dollar rates of 44.60–45.30 UAH and euro rates of 51.00–52.15 UAH. All market rates are as of 09:44 on June 21, 2026.
According to the NBU, the hryvnia weakened against most major global currencies over the past week, with the euro posting the strongest gains. The Polish zloty remained relatively stable. Additionally, the NBU approved a sweeping update to insurance sector regulations and decided to carry out an operation exchanging banks' non-cash currency for cash.
Vitaliy Shapran, former chief monetary policy expert at the NBU Council Secretariat and ex-member of the NBU Council, commented that 'the dollar cannot remain weak against the euro forever, and once a final trade agreement between the US and the EU is signed, the market will return to normal.'
As of June 21, 2026, official exchange rates remain steady, though market rates show some fluctuation. This indicates that despite the lack of change in official figures, the market may be sensitive to external economic factors, particularly news about trade deals between major economies. Experts emphasize the importance of such agreements for currency stability, pointing to potential rate shifts as international relations evolve.
Shapran also noted that 'the level of gold price stabilization will depend on China's stance and the relationship between Washington and Beijing.'