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April 29 Exchange Rates Released by Ukraine's Central Bank: Dollar, Euro, and Zloty All Decline

Курс валют на 29 квітня: гривня зміцнюється проти долара, євро та злотого. Photo: Главком

Official Exchange Rates for April 29, 2026

Ukraine's National Bank (NBU) has published the official exchange rates for April 29, 2026. Compared to the previous day, the US dollar, euro, and Polish zloty have all lost value. The official rate now stands at 44.07 hryvnias for the dollar, 51.49 hryvnias for the euro, and 12.12 hryvnias for the Polish zloty. Below is the full list of official rates provided by the NBU for this date:

  • USD - 44.0735 UAH
  • EUR - 51.4999 UAH
  • GBP - 59.3582 UAH
  • PLN - 12.1218 UAH
  • CHF - 55.7399 UAH

Exchange Rates at Commercial Banks

Rates offered by individual banks are also trending downward. For example, Oschadbank's dollar rate ranges between 43.90 and 44.20 UAH, while the euro trades at 51.40–51.95 UAH. PrivatBank quotes the dollar at 43.85–44.44 UAH, the euro at 51.26–52.08 UAH, and the Polish zloty at 12.07–12.25 UAH. At PUMB, the dollar fluctuates from 43.80 to 44.40 UAH, and the euro from 51.40 to 52.10 UAH.

As of 7:30 AM on April 29, 2026, other banks show similar figures. Monobank lists the dollar at 43.90–44.40 UAH and the euro at 51.37–52.07 UAH. Raiffeisen offers a dollar rate of 43.85–44.25 UAH and a euro rate of 51.30–51.95 UAH. OTP Bank's dollar rate is 43.70–44.20 UAH, with the euro at 51.00–51.90 UAH. Ukrsibbank provides a dollar rate of 43.80–44.35 UAH and a euro rate of 51.20–52.10 UAH.

The NBU Board has decided to keep its key policy rate unchanged at 15% per annum. Additionally, the central bank has approved an operation to exchange non-cash foreign currency from banks into cash. This move aims to ensure stability in the foreign exchange market and support the country's economic conditions.

Overall, these shifts in exchange rates, combined with the steady policy rate, point to a degree of stability in Ukraine's economy.

The current state of Ukraine's currency market suggests a gradual decline in the value of major foreign currencies, likely resulting from stabilization efforts by the government and the NBU. Keeping the discount rate at 15% also signals the regulator's intent to maintain economic stability amid potential domestic and external challenges. Together, these factors may positively influence Ukraine's investment climate and bolster confidence in the national currency.