Official Exchange Rates for June 4, 2026
The National Bank of Ukraine has published its official exchange rates for June 4, 2026. The U.S. dollar is set at 44.34 UAH, the euro at 51.52 UAH, and the Polish zloty at 12.15 UAH. Over the past week, the dollar gained nearly 5 kopiyok, while the euro dipped by 1.7 kopiyok. The British pound rose by 15 kopiyok, the Swiss franc fell by almost 8 kopiyok, and the Polish zloty decreased by 0.5 kopiyok.
Bank Exchange Rates
As of June 4, 2026, the NBU reports the following currency rates:
- USD - 44.3494 UAH
- EUR - 51.5251 UAH
- GBP - 59.6544 UAH
- PLN - 12.1598 UAH
- CHF - 56.2381 UAH
Oschadbank offers the following rates:
- USD (44.15 / 44.50)
- EUR (51.35 / 51.85)
PrivatBank lists these rates:
- USD (44.10 / 44.64)
- EUR (51.19 / 51.81)
- GBP (59.20 / 60.24)
- PLN (12.06 / 12.25)
PUMB's rates for June 4 are:
- USD (44.10 / 44.70)
- EUR (51.40 / 52.10)
- GBP (58.80 / 60.20)
- PLN (12.00 / 12.30)
Monobank provides:
- USD (44.10 / 44.59)
- EUR (51.22 / 51.92)
Raiffeisen offers:
- USD (44.10 / 44.57)
- EUR (51.10 / 51.80)
- GBP (57.40 / 60.80)
- PLN (11.50 / 12.50)
- CHF (53.60 / 57.40)
OTP Bank rates:
- USD (43.80 / 44.40)
- EUR (51.00 / 51.95)
- CHF (55.75 / 56.75)
Ukrsibbank offers:
- USD (44.10 / 44.58)
- EUR (51.27 / 51.99)
- GBP (58.75 / 60.45)
- CHF (55.45 / 57.20)
The National Bank of Ukraine's board has decided to keep the key policy rate at 15%. Inflation, which had been steadily slowing from June 2025 to January 2026, has started to rise due to higher energy costs, the difficult energy situation following Russian strikes, increased fuel prices, a weakening hryvnia, and rising wages. The NBU also decided to conduct an operation to exchange banks' non-cash currency for cash.
Vitaliy Shapran noted that 'the dollar cannot be forever weak against the euro, and as soon as the final trade agreement between the U.S. and the EU is signed, the market will return to normal.'
Currency fluctuations can affect consumer prices and the country's economic stability, especially amid rising inflation. Keeping the key rate at 15% signals the NBU's intention to control inflationary pressures despite challenges from the energy crisis and currency market volatility. Future international developments, such as trade deals, could significantly impact exchange rates and Ukraine's economic outlook.