Ukrainian Hryvnia Holds Steady: Official and Bank Exchange Rates for March 14, 2026

Official Exchange Rates for March 14, 2026

According to Главком: The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has published the official exchange rates for Saturday, March 14, 2026. The hryvnia's value against major foreign currencies remained unchanged from the previous day. The regulator set the official rate for the US dollar at 44.16 UAH, the euro at 50.96 UAH, and the Polish zloty at 11.96 UAH.

According to the NBU, the official rates for March 14, 2026, are as follows:

• US Dollar - 44.16 UAH
• Euro - 50.96 UAH
• British Pound Sterling - 59.08 UAH
• Polish Zloty - 11.96 UAH
• Swiss Franc - 56.47 UAH

Exchange Rates at Commercial Banks

In a related move, the NBU has decided to conduct an operation to exchange non-cash foreign currency held by banks for cash. Rates at commercial banks are also fixed at similar levels. For instance, at Oschadbank, the US dollar is quoted at 43.90 UAH for buying and 44.35 UAH for selling, while the euro is at 50.55 UAH for buying and 51.20 UAH for selling.

At PrivatBank, the US dollar is fixed at 43.75 UAH for buying and 44.35 UAH for selling, with the euro at 50.10 UAH for buying and 51.10 UAH for selling. At PUMB, the US dollar stands at 43.90 UAH for buying and 44.50 UAH for selling, and the euro at 50.40 UAH for buying and 51.10 UAH for selling.

Rates at other banks show minor variations; for example, at Raiffeisen Bank, the US dollar is 43.90 UAH for buying and 44.30 UAH for selling, and the euro is 50.40 UAH for buying and 51.30 UAH for selling. This overall stability in the hryvnia's exchange rate suggests a degree of equilibrium in the currency market. The NBU's management of the exchange rate is a key tool for maintaining economic stability in Ukraine.

The stability of the hryvnia under current economic conditions can be seen as a positive signal for investors and businesses, as it indicates an absence of sharp fluctuations in the foreign exchange market.

Regulatory measures, such as the exchange of non-cash currency for cash, may also point to the National Bank's efforts to maintain liquidity and stability within the financial system.