Exchange Rates for April 6, 2026
The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has released its official exchange rates for April 6, 2026. According to the central bank, the US dollar is set at UAH 43.65, the euro at UAH 50.31, and the Polish zloty at UAH 11.78. Compared to the previous day, the dollar lost 16 kopiykas, the euro fell by 14 kopiykas, while the zloty gained 1 kopiyka. The NBU's key policy rate remains unchanged at 15% per annum.
The NBU's inflation target is set at 5% over the policy horizon. In a related move, the central bank has decided to conduct an operation to exchange banks' non-cash foreign currency for cash. This measure aims to improve the efficiency of currency circulation within the country and bolster the stability of the financial system. These monetary policies are crucial for Ukraine's economic resilience as it continues its recovery and integration with European markets.
Official Exchange Rates
The rates set by the NBU are key indicators of Ukraine's economic health, reflecting the national currency's standing and competitiveness in international markets. The official NBU rates for April 6, 2026, are as follows:
- USD 43.6549
- EUR 50.3123
- GBP 58.2094
- PLN 11.7802
- CHF 54.5959
Commercial bank rates vary. For instance, Oschadbank offers the dollar at UAH 43.35 / 44.00 and the euro at UAH 50.15 / 50.95. PrivatBank set its dollar rate at UAH 43.30 / 43.90 and the euro at UAH 49.80 / 50.80. PUMB quotes the dollar at UAH 43.30 / 43.90 and the euro at UAH 50.10 / 50.80.
Additionally, Monobank lists the dollar at UAH 43.45 / 43.95 and the euro at UAH 50.05 / 50.75. Raiffeisen offers the dollar at UAH 43.35 / 43.82 and the euro at UAH 49.90 / 50.77. OTP Bank has the dollar at UAH 43.50 / 44.00 and the euro at UAH 50.00 / 50.95. Ukrsibbank quotes the dollar at UAH 43.40 / 44.05 and the euro at UAH 50.00 / 51.00.
Therefore, the official exchange rates and the NBU's policy rate remain vital benchmarks for Ukraine's economic stability as of April 6, 2026.
The situation on Ukraine's foreign exchange market indicates a degree of stability, despite minor fluctuations. The slight depreciation of the dollar and euro may suggest the NBU is effectively managing inflationary pressures and supporting the national currency. The planned cash-for-non-cash currency swap operation could also positively impact liquidity within the financial system, which is essential for economic stability amid ongoing global challenges.