Official Exchange Rates for June 26, 2026
Ukraine’s National Bank has announced higher official exchange rates for the dollar, euro, British pound, Polish zloty, and Swiss franc compared to June 25, 2026. On this date, the U.S. dollar is set at 44.92 hryvnias, while the euro stands at 50.92 hryvnias. Specifically, the central bank fixed the dollar at 44.9229 hryvnias, the euro at 50.9201 hryvnias, the British pound at 59.0871 hryvnias, the Polish zloty at 11.8753 hryvnias, and the Swiss franc at 55.2353 hryvnias. These adjustments reflect ongoing fluctuations in global currency markets, which are closely watched by businesses and individuals in Ukraine.
According to banking data, the dollar exchange rate at Oschadbank ranges from 44.80 to 45.15 hryvnias, at PrivatBank from 44.65 to 45.24 hryvnias, and at PUMB from 44.70 to 45.30 hryvnias. For the euro, Oschadbank offers rates between 50.85 and 51.40 hryvnias, PrivatBank between 50.80 and 51.54 hryvnias, and PUMB between 51.10 and 51.80 hryvnias. The Polish zloty saw the most significant drop in value among the currencies listed.
Insurance Sector Rules Updated
Additionally, the National Bank of Ukraine has approved new regulations for the insurance industry. A decision was also made to facilitate the exchange of non-cash bank currency into cash. The official rates were published at 9:36 AM on June 26, 2026.
Analyst Vitaliy Shapran noted, 'The dollar cannot remain perpetually weak against the euro. Once the final trade agreement between the U.S. and the EU is signed, the market will return to normal conditions.'
Given the shifting currency landscape, monitoring these trends is crucial, as exchange rate changes can significantly impact economic activity and financial planning for both companies and households. The updated insurance sector rules may help strengthen financial system stability in light of these currency dynamics. Overall, these developments suggest a gradual market recovery and adaptation to new economic realities.