Dollar and Euro Rates Hold Steady: Ukraine's Central Bank Releases July 11 Figures

Official Exchange Rates for July 11, 2026

According to Главком: Ukraine's National Bank (NBU) has published the official exchange rates for July 11, 2026. Compared to July 10, the rates for the US dollar, euro, and Polish zloty remain unchanged. The official rate for the US dollar is set at 44.51 UAH, the euro at 50.87 UAH, and the Polish zloty at 11.80 UAH. According to NBU data, the official rates for July 11, 2026, are as follows:

• USD – 44.5155 UAH
• EUR – 50.8768 UAH
• GBP – 59.6063 UAH
• PLN – 11.8069 UAH
• CHF – 55.1378 UAH

Exchange Rates at Commercial Banks

In the banking sector, buy and sell rates for foreign currencies have also been recorded. For example, Oschadbank offers a USD buy rate of 44.30 UAH and a sell rate of 44.80 UAH. At the same bank, the euro is bought at 50.65 UAH and sold at 51.40 UAH. PrivatBank has set its USD buy rate at 44.25 UAH and sell rate at 44.84 UAH, while the euro is bought at 50.52 UAH and sold at 51.28 UAH. PUMB provides a USD buy rate of 44.30 UAH and a sell rate of 44.90 UAH, with the euro bought at 50.70 UAH and sold at 51.40 UAH.

As of 10:00 AM on July 11, 2026, several banks are offering particularly competitive rates, including Monobank, Raiffeisen, OTP Bank, and Ukrsibbank. Monobank has a USD buy rate of 44.40 UAH and a sell rate of 44.69 UAH, while for the euro, these figures are 50.55 UAH and 51.20 UAH, respectively. Raiffeisen offers USD at 44.30 UAH (buy) and 44.69 UAH (sell), and the euro at 50.50 UAH and 51.14 UAH. OTP Bank lists USD at 44.15 UAH (buy) and 44.65 UAH (sell), with the euro at 50.50 UAH (buy) and 51.50 UAH (sell). Ukrsibbank provides USD at 44.25 UAH (buy) and 44.79 UAH (sell), and the euro at 50.40 UAH (buy) and 51.30 UAH (sell).

Additionally, the NBU has approved a major update to regulations for the insurance sector. As part of this overhaul, the procedures for authorizing insurance intermediaries in the official register have been revised, along with adjustments to requirements for selling insurance and reinsurance products. The NBU has also decided to conduct an operation exchanging banks' non-cash currency for cash.

The fact that exchange rates have remained unchanged signals stability in Ukraine's foreign exchange market amid the current economic climate. This could be a positive indicator for investors and businesses, as stable currency rates help reduce foreign exchange risks. Furthermore, the regulatory update for the insurance sector reflects the NBU's active efforts to refine the regulatory framework, which may boost confidence in insurance companies and improve conditions for consumers.