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April 28 Exchange Rates: U.S. Dollar, Euro, and Polish Zloty All Rise

Currency exchange rate on April 28: dollar, euro, and zloty increased
28 квітня: Долар США, євро та польський злотий показують зростання курсу.

Official Exchange Rates for April 28, 2026

According to Главком: Ukraine's National Bank has published its official exchange rates for April 28, 2026. Compared to the previous day, the values of the U.S. dollar, the euro, and the Polish zloty have all increased. The official rate for the dollar now stands at 44.08 hryvnias, the euro at 51.76 hryvnias, and the Polish zloty at 12.19 hryvnias. More precisely, the NBU's listed rates are 44.0894 hryvnias for the dollar, 51.7610 for the euro, and 12.1939 for the zloty.

Amid these shifts, the central bank has kept its key policy rate unchanged at 15% per year and decided to allow the exchange of non-cash currency into cash. The NBU's inflation target remains set at 5%. These policy choices could influence financial stability and the foreign exchange market in Ukraine.

Exchange Rates at Commercial Banks

Buy and sell rates at various banks have also moved. For instance, at Oschadbank, the dollar buying rate is 43.95 hryvnias and the selling rate is 44.25 hryvnias. For the euro, Oschadbank offers 51.45 hryvnias for buying and 52.00 hryvnias for selling. At PrivatBank, the dollar buying rate is 43.85 hryvnias and the selling rate is 44.44 hryvnias; the euro rates are 51.49 hryvnias (buy) and 52.08 hryvnias (sell).

Here is how other financial institutions compare:

  • The dollar buying rate at PUMB is 43.80 hryvnias, at monobank it is 43.87 hryvnias, and at Raiffeisen it is 43.84 hryvnias.
  • The dollar selling rate ranges from 44.20 hryvnias (OTP Bank) to 44.40 hryvnias (monobank).
  • For the euro, the buying rate varies from 51.00 hryvnias (OTP Bank) to 51.50 hryvnias (Ukrsibbank).

“The dollar cannot remain weak against the euro forever. As soon as a final trade agreement is signed between the U.S. and the EU, the market will return to normal.”

Vitaliy Shapran

The adjustments in official exchange rates, along with the NBU's decisions on the policy rate and non-cash currency conversion, reflect the current economic conditions in Ukraine. With currency values on the rise, it is important to monitor developments, as they can affect personal financial decisions and the broader stability of the economy. Experts note that future changes may be tied to global economic factors, particularly the progress of trade negotiations between the United States and the European Union.

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