Official Exchange Rates for April 10, 2026
The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has published the official exchange rates for April 10, 2026. The US dollar, euro, and Polish zloty have all strengthened against the Ukrainian hryvnia compared to the previous day, signaling a positive trend on the currency market. According to the NBU, the exchange rates are set at 43.46 hryvnias for the US dollar, 50.79 hryvnias for the euro, and 11.93 hryvnias for the Polish zloty.
The daily changes in these rates show the following gains:
- The US dollar strengthened by 9 kopiykas;
- The euro strengthened by 4 kopiykas;
- The Polish zloty strengthened by 1 kopiyka.
These modest gains indicate a degree of stability in the foreign exchange market, which can have a positive effect on the country's broader economic conditions. The hryvnia's exchange rate is a key indicator for Ukraine's economy, which has faced significant challenges in recent years.
Decisions by the National Bank of Ukraine
In a separate move, the National Bank of Ukraine decided to maintain its key policy rate at 15% per annum. This decision likely reflects the regulator's intent to support economic stability and control inflationary pressures. The NBU also announced an operation to exchange non-cash foreign currency held by banks for cash, a step that could be important for improving the liquidity of financial institutions.
The exchange rates for April 10, 2026 reflect the current market situation. The primary banks operating with foreign currencies in Ukraine include:
- National Bank of Ukraine (NBU)
- Oschadbank
- PrivatBank
- PUMB (First Ukrainian International Bank)
- monobank
- Raiffeisen Bank
- OTP Bank
- UkrSibbank
The key foreign currencies tracked include:
- US Dollar (USD)
- Euro (EUR)
- British Pound Sterling (GBP)
- Polish Zloty (PLN)
- Swiss Franc (CHF)
Overall, the strengthening of these major currencies and the stable key policy rate suggest a certain level of confidence in Ukraine's economy. Future developments in the currency market will depend on a range of factors, including the state of the global economy, the domestic political situation, and the actions of the financial regulator. These dynamics can influence the investment climate and overall economic activity, which is crucial for the country's ongoing recovery from previous crises.