Official Exchange Rates for April 8, 2026
The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has released its official exchange rates for April 8, 2026, along with decisions concerning its key policy rate and currency exchange operations. The official rate for the US dollar was set at 43.49 hryvnias, the euro at 50.27 hryvnias, and the Polish zloty at 11.76 hryvnias. Compared to the previous day, the dollar fell by 9 kopiykas, the euro dropped by 5 kopiykas, and the zloty weakened by 3 kopiykas. The hryvnia is the national currency of Ukraine, and its exchange rate is a key indicator of the country's economic health.
In a move signaling monetary policy stability, the NBU's Board decided to keep its key policy rate unchanged at 15% per annum. Additionally, the bank approved an operation to exchange non-cash currency held by banks for cash, a measure that could influence the foreign exchange market.
Commercial Bank Exchange Rates
As of April 8, 2026, the exchange rates offered by major Ukrainian commercial banks are as follows:
- Oschadbank:
- US Dollar: 43.20/43.85 hryvnias
- Euro: 50.05/50.80 hryvnias
- Zloty: 11.20/12.00 hryvnias
- PrivatBank:
- US Dollar: 43.15/43.75 hryvnias
- Euro: 50.20/51.20 hryvnias
- Zloty: 11.72/12.02 hryvnias
- PUMB:
- US Dollar: 43.30/43.90 hryvnias
- Euro: 50.10/50.80 hryvnias
- Zloty: 11.60/11.90 hryvnias
- Monobank:
- US Dollar: 43.35/43.85 hryvnias
- Euro: 50.50/51.20 hryvnias
- Raiffeisen Bank:
- US Dollar: 43.35/43.70 hryvnias
- Euro: 49.90/51.40 hryvnias
- Zloty: 11.20/12.10 hryvnias
- OTP Bank:
- US Dollar: 43.20/43.75 hryvnias
- Euro: 50.25/51.25 hryvnias
- UkrSibbank:
- US Dollar: 43.30/43.88 hryvnias
- Euro: 49.90/50.80 hryvnias
These figures reflect ongoing shifts in the currency market, which directly impact Ukraine's broader economic conditions.
The official rates published by the NBU indicate a trend of hryvnia depreciation, a development that may stem from various economic factors, including external trade conditions and internal financial processes.
Maintaining the key policy rate at 15% underscores the NBU's commitment to controlling inflation and ensuring currency market stability. This is a crucial element for Ukraine's economic development within a volatile global context, where monetary policy plays a vital role in safeguarding financial sovereignty.