Official Exchange Rates for April 20, 2026
The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has published the official exchange rates for April 20, 2026. As of 09:30, the U.S. dollar was set at 43.63 hryvnias, the euro at 51.42 hryvnias, and the Polish zloty at 12.12 hryvnias. According to the data, the dollar increased by 26 kopiykas, the euro rose by 34 kopiykas, and the zloty became more expensive by 11 kopiykas. The hryvnia is the national currency of Ukraine, and its exchange rate is a key economic indicator.
Decisions by the National Bank of Ukraine
The Board of the National Bank of Ukraine also decided to keep the discount rate at 15% per annum. This decision represents a significant step in the NBU's financial policy, aimed at maintaining stability in the foreign exchange market.
Furthermore, the National Bank of Ukraine resolved to conduct an operation to exchange banks' non-cash foreign currency for cash. This may impact market liquidity and provide additional opportunities for participants in the financial sector.
The exchange rates as of April 20, 2026, are presented in the table below:
- NBU: USD 43.8943; EUR 51.7667; GBP 59.3890; PLN 12.2313; CHF 56.0878.
- Oschadbank: USD 43.60 / 44.30; EUR 51.40 / 52.40; GBP 58.00 / 60.00; PLN 11.55 / 12.35; CHF 54.60 / 56.60.
- PrivatBank: USD 43.70 / 44.30; EUR 51.25 / 52.25; GBP 58.94 / 59.75; PLN 11.70 / 12.25; CHF 56.00 / 59.00.
- PUMB: USD 43.80 / 44.40; EUR 51.80 / 52.50; GBP 58.80 / 60.20; PLN 12.10 / 12.40; CHF -.
- monobank: USD 43.86 / 44.23; EUR 51.71 / 52.35; GBP -; PLN -; CHF -.
- Raiffeisen: USD 43.80 / 44.29; EUR 51.40 / 52.30; GBP 57.50 / 61.00; PLN 11.50 / 12.65; CHF 53.60 / 57.50.
- OTP Bank: USD 43.75 / 44.25; EUR 51.30 / 52.20; GBP -; PLN -; CHF 55.85 / 56.75.
- UkrSibbank: USD 43.65 / 44.25; EUR 51.50 / 52.40; GBP 57.80 / 60.50; PLN -; CHF 54.95 / 56.95.
This information is crucial for anyone conducting financial transactions or planning investments, as exchange rates directly influence economic activity.
The rise in the dollar, euro, and Polish zloty rates may indicate increased demand for foreign currency, which could be linked to fluctuations in international markets or domestic economic factors.
Maintaining the discount rate at 15% also signals the National Bank of Ukraine's commitment to upholding macroeconomic stability amid potential financial challenges.