Ukraine's Central Bank Sets Official Exchange Rates for March 22, 2026

Official Exchange Rates for March 22, 2026

According to Главком: The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has published its official exchange rates for March 22, 2026. According to the data, the U.S. dollar is set at 43.96 hryvnias, the euro at 50.50 hryvnias, and the Polish zloty at 11.79 hryvnias. These official rates are crucial for assessing the country's currency situation and directly impact financial transactions for both individuals and businesses. The hryvnia's value is closely monitored as Ukraine continues its economic recovery efforts.

Commercial Bank Exchange Rates

Additionally, the National Bank of Ukraine has provided information on the exchange rates offered by commercial banks as of 06:30 on March 22, 2026. The rates at various banks are as follows:

• NBU: U.S. dollar – 43.9617 UAH, euro – 50.5032 UAH, British pound – 58.4691 UAH, Polish zloty – 11.7951 UAH, Swiss franc – 55.3953 UAH.
• Oschadbank: U.S. dollar – 43.70/44.10 UAH, euro – 50.45/51.05 UAH.
• PrivatBank: U.S. dollar – 43.45/44.05 UAH, euro – 50.1/51.1 UAH.
• PUMB: U.S. dollar – 43.60/44.20 UAH, euro – 50.30/51.00 UAH.
• Monobank: U.S. dollar – 43.60/44.04 UAH, euro – 50.32/51.01 UAH.
• Raiffeisen Bank: U.S. dollar – 43.60/44.08 UAH, euro – 50.20/51.01 UAH, British pound – 56.20/59.90 UAH, Polish zloty – 11.40/12.20 UAH, Swiss franc – 53/56.80 UAH.
• OTP Bank: U.S. dollar – 43.55/44.05 UAH, euro – 50/51 UAH, Swiss franc – 55/56 UAH.
• UkrSibbank: U.S. dollar – 43.60/44.05 UAH, euro – 50.32/51.02 UAH, British pound – 57.75/59.60 UAH, Swiss franc – 54.75/56.50 UAH.

The National Bank of Ukraine has also decided to conduct an operation to exchange non-cash currency held by banks for cash, a move that could influence the foreign exchange market in Ukraine.

The official exchange rates published by the National Bank of Ukraine serve as key indicators of the country's economic stability and financial health. Source: National Bank of Ukraine.

Fluctuations in exchange rates can significantly affect foreign trade, investments, and the purchasing power of the population. The introduction of new currency exchange operations may act as an additional factor in stabilizing the foreign exchange market, particularly amid ongoing economic challenges. Consequently, this data holds importance not only for banks but also for the broader economic climate in Ukraine.

As the National Bank of Ukraine sets the official exchange rates, the trajectory of the hryvnia in the coming week will be significantly influenced by decisions made by the Fed and ECB. Understanding these dynamics is essential for anyone looking to navigate the current financial landscape. For a deeper analysis of how these international factors could affect the hryvnia, read more about it here.