Currency Exchange Rates Set for June 23, 2026
The National Bank of Ukraine has released the official exchange rates for June 23, 2026. Compared to the previous day, June 22, 2026, the values of the US dollar, euro, and Polish zloty remained unchanged. The official rate for the dollar is 44.90 hryvnias, the euro is 51.41 hryvnias, and the Polish zloty is 12.04 hryvnias. Additionally, the British pound is valued at 59.4026 hryvnias, while the Swiss franc stands at 55.5327 hryvnias.
Exchange Rates in Ukrainian Banks
As of 9:07 AM on June 23, 2026, buying and selling rates at Ukrainian banks also showed little movement. Below are the current figures:
- Oschadbank:
- Dollar: 44.75 hryvnias (buy), 45.05 hryvnias (sell)
- Euro: 51.30 hryvnias (buy), 51.80 hryvnias (sell)
- PrivatBank:
- Dollar: 44.65 hryvnias (buy), 45.24 hryvnias (sell)
- Euro: 51.15 hryvnias (buy), 51.81 hryvnias (sell)
- FUIB:
- Dollar: 44.70 hryvnias (buy), 45.30 hryvnias (sell)
- Euro: 51.50 hryvnias (buy), 52.20 hryvnias (sell)
- Monobank:
- Dollar: 44.70 hryvnias (buy), 45.19 hryvnias (sell)
- Euro: 51.20 hryvnias (buy), 51.80 hryvnias (sell)
- Raiffeisen:
- Dollar: 44.70 hryvnias (buy), 45.15 hryvnias (sell)
- Euro: 51.17 hryvnias (buy), 51.75 hryvnias (sell)
It is also worth noting that the National Bank has approved updates to insurance sector regulations. These include a revised process for authorizing insurance intermediaries in the official registry, along with adjusted requirements for selling insurance and reinsurance products. Furthermore, the NBU has decided to facilitate an exchange operation converting non-cash currency held by banks into cash.
According to expert Vitaliy Shapran, 'the dollar cannot remain weak against the euro forever, and once the final trade agreement between the US and the EU is signed, the market will return to a normal trajectory.'
The stability of official exchange rates suggests a degree of balance in the market. Future shifts will depend on broader economic and political factors, such as international agreements and relations between nations. The introduction of new insurance rules also highlights the NBU's focus on regulating the financial sector amid uncertainty. These measures could influence public trust in the banking system and shape Ukraine's overall economic climate.