Official Exchange Rates for March 26, 2026
The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has announced its official exchange rates for March 26, 2026, while simultaneously deciding to maintain its key policy rate at 15% per annum. This decision by the central bank also includes provisions for conducting non-cash to cash currency exchange operations for banks. The NBU's stated inflation target remains at 5% over its policy horizon. This monetary policy stance is a key tool for managing economic stability in Ukraine.
As of March 26, 2026, the official exchange rates set by the NBU are as follows:
- US Dollar: 43.87 UAH
- Euro: 50.85 UAH
- Polish Zloty: 11.90 UAH
These figures reflect the current economic conditions and the policy stance of the National Bank.
Exchange Rates at Major Banks
In addition to the official rate, individual commercial banks publish their own buying and selling rates. Notably:
- Oschadbank:
- US Dollar: 43.60 UAH (buy) / 44.25 UAH (sell)
- Euro: 50.60 UAH (buy) / 51.40 UAH (sell)
- PrivatBank:
- US Dollar: 43.55 UAH (buy) / 44.15 UAH (sell)
- Euro: 50.20 UAH (buy) / 51.20 UAH (sell)
- PUMB:
- US Dollar: 43.70 UAH (buy) / 44.30 UAH (sell)
- Euro: 50.70 UAH (buy) / 51.40 UAH (sell)
- Monobank:
- US Dollar: 43.71 UAH (buy) / 44.21 UAH (sell)
- Euro: 50.59 UAH (buy) / 51.26 UAH (sell)
- Raiffeisen Bank:
- US Dollar: 43.60 UAH (buy) / 44.10 UAH (sell)
- Euro: 50.40 UAH (buy) / 51.20 UAH (sell)
- OTP Bank:
- US Dollar: 43.55 UAH (buy) / 44.15 UAH (sell)
- Euro: 50.25 UAH (buy) / 51.25 UAH (sell)
- UkrSibbank:
- US Dollar: 43.60 UAH (buy) / 44.25 UAH (sell)
- Euro: 50.50 UAH (buy) / 51.40 UAH (sell)
Consequently, the exchange rates offered by different banks show minor fluctuations, which can influence the financial decisions of individuals and businesses in the country.
By keeping the key rate at 15% and targeting 5% inflation, the National Bank of Ukraine continues its efforts to maintain stability in the foreign exchange market. The official exchange rate incorporates both domestic and external economic factors relevant to businesses and the public. Monitoring the dynamics of bank-specific rates is important, as variations can impact decisions regarding savings and investments. Maintaining a degree of stability amidst market fluctuations helps mitigate economic risks for the population and the business sector.
In light of the recent decision by the NBU to maintain its key policy rate, it's essential to consider the broader trends in currency valuation. For instance, the recent decline in the exchange rates of the dollar and euro on February 25, 2026, highlights the dynamic nature of the foreign exchange market. Understanding these fluctuations can provide valuable insights for individuals and businesses alike. To explore the details of this significant drop, visit the latest updates on currency trends.