U.S. Dollar Drops Sharply: Official NBU Exchange Rate for June 30

Official Currency Exchange Rates for June 30, 2026

According to Главком: The National Bank of Ukraine has released its official exchange rates for June 30, 2026. Compared to June 29, 2026, the U.S. dollar lost value, while the euro and the Polish zloty gained ground. On this date, the official rate for the dollar stands at 44.84 UAH, the euro at 51.16 UAH, and the Polish zloty at 11.93 UAH.

According to the NBU, the exchange rates as of June 30, 2026, are as follows:

• U.S. dollar (USD) - 44.8478 UAH
• Euro (EUR) - 51.1669 UAH
• British pound (GBP) - 59.3426 UAH
• Polish zloty (PLN) - 11.9340 UAH
• Swiss franc (CHF) - 55.4978 UAH

Meanwhile, Oschadbank reports the dollar trading between 44.65 and 45.20 UAH, and the euro between 50.90 and 51.65 UAH. PrivatBank offers rates of 44.60 to 45.04 UAH for the dollar and 50.77 to 51.54 UAH for the euro.

Exchange Rates at Various Banks as of 10:30 AM on June 30, 2026

As of 10:30 AM on June 30, 2026, other banks also provided the following rates:

• PUMB - dollar at 44.70–45.30 UAH, euro at 51.20–51.90 UAH;
• Monobank - 44.65–45.03 UAH for the dollar, 50.92–51.52 UAH for the euro;
• Raiffeisen - 44.60–45.02 UAH for the dollar, 50.70–51.37 UAH for the euro;
• OTP Bank - 44.50–44.95 UAH for the dollar, 50.50–51.50 UAH for the euro;
• Ukrsibbank - 44.55–45.10 UAH for the dollar, 50.70–51.60 UAH for the euro.

Over the past week, the hryvnia has strengthened against all major foreign currencies. At the same time, the NBU approved updated rules for the insurance sector and decided to conduct an operation exchanging banks' non-cash currency for cash. These developments in the foreign exchange market signal changes that could impact the country's economic stability.

Shifts in exchange rates and the hryvnia's appreciation may point to improving macroeconomic conditions in Ukraine.

The updated insurance sector regulations and the swap of non-cash for cash currency also highlight the NBU's efforts to stabilize the economy. These measures could boost both investor and consumer confidence in the national currency, thereby supporting further growth in the financial sector.