Foreign Exchange Rates for June 27, 2026
As of 9:23 AM on June 27, 2026, the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has published its official exchange rates. Compared to the previous day (June 26), rates for the US dollar, euro, British pound, Polish zloty, and Swiss franc remained unchanged. The official rate for the US dollar stands at 44.92 UAH, the euro at 50.92 UAH, and the Polish zloty at 11.87 UAH.
According to NBU data, the official rates are as follows: US dollar at 44.9229 UAH, euro at 50.9201 UAH, British pound at 59.0871 UAH, Polish zloty at 11.8753 UAH, and Swiss franc at 55.2353 UAH. Major Ukrainian banks also reported stable rates. For instance, at Oschadbank, the dollar buying rate is 44.70 UAH and the selling rate is 45.10 UAH. At PrivatBank, the buying rate is 44.60 UAH and the selling rate is 45.04 UAH. At PUMB, the buying rate is 44.70 UAH and the selling rate is 45.30 UAH.
Currency Market Developments
Over the past week, the hryvnia strengthened against most currencies, with the Polish zloty experiencing the most significant decline. The official dollar rate saw a slight increase. Additionally, the NBU approved updated regulations for the insurance sector and decided to allow banks to exchange non-cash foreign currency for cash. News reports also mentioned Vitaliy Shapran, a former member of the NBU Council.
Overall, Ukraine's currency market remains stable, with only minor fluctuations in exchange rates. The NBU's recent decisions could have implications for the country's financial sector.
The current state of Ukraine's foreign exchange market points to the hryvnia's stability and the absence of sharp volatility—a potentially positive signal for investors and businesses. The introduction of new insurance sector rules may also enhance transparency and risk management. Amid global economic uncertainty, such measures could help strengthen confidence in Ukraine's financial system.