Official Currency Exchange Rates for July 10, 2026
On July 10, 2026, the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) released its official exchange rates, marking a notable increase in the value of the US dollar, euro, and Polish zloty compared to the previous day. The official rate for the dollar now stands at 44.51 UAH, the euro at 50.87 UAH, and the Polish zloty at 11.80 UAH. According to NBU data, the exchange rates for July 10, 2026, are as follows:
- USD – 44.5155
- EUR – 50.8768
- GBP – 59.6063
- PLN – 11.8069
- CHF – 55.1378
Commercial banks also show varying rates. For instance, Oschadbank offers the dollar at 44.40/44.70 and the euro at 50.70/51.25. PrivatBank lists the dollar at 44.25/44.84 and the euro at 50.60/51.28. At PUMB, the dollar is 44.30/44.90 and the euro is 50.70/51.40. Other banks report their own rates:
- Monobank – USD 44.40/44.69
- Raiffeisen – USD 44.30/44.70
- OTP Bank – USD 44.20/44.70
- Ukrsibbank – USD 44.35/44.74
The exchange rates were recorded at 09:05 on July 10, 2026.
Insurance Sector Reforms and Financial Stability
In addition to currency adjustments, the NBU has approved updates to insurance sector regulations, including a revised authorization process for insurance intermediaries and changes to requirements for selling insurance products. The central bank also decided to facilitate exchanges of non-cash currency from banks into cash. Notably, over the past week, the US dollar, euro, British pound, Polish zloty, and Swiss franc have all depreciated.
'Key issues of financial stability in Ukraine.' – Vitaliy Shapran, former NBU Council Member
Fluctuations in exchange rates can signal market trends that impact the country's economic landscape. The rise in major currencies may point to inflationary pressures or shifts in supply and demand. At the same time, the updated insurance rules and currency exchange operations are likely part of the NBU's broader strategy to maintain financial stability in Ukraine amid challenging economic conditions.