Ukraine's Central Bank Sets April 14, 2026 Exchange Rates: Dollar at 43.45 UAH, Euro at 50.90 UAH

Official Exchange Rates for April 14, 2026

According to Главком: The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has published the official exchange rates for April 14, 2026. The central bank has decided to maintain its key policy rate at 15% per annum and has also approved an operation to exchange banks' non-cash foreign currency for cash. These monetary policy tools are crucial for managing inflation and ensuring the stability of Ukraine's financial system during its ongoing economic challenges.

As of 09:30 on April 14, 2026, the NBU's official rates are: US Dollar - 43.45 UAH, Euro - 50.90 UAH, Polish Zloty - 11.99 UAH. Compared to the previous day, the dollar lost 2 kopiykas, the euro fell by 15 kopiykas, and the zloty dropped by 6 kopiykas.

Key Policy Rate and Banking Sector Liquidity

The NBU's key policy rate remains unchanged at 15% per annum. This decision is part of a broader macroeconomic policy aimed at stabilizing Ukraine's financial system. The approved operation to swap non-cash currency for cash is intended to improve liquidity within the banking sector.

Based on data provided by commercial banks, the exchange rates at various financial institutions are as follows:

• Oschadbank: USD 43.15 / 43.75; EUR 50.50 / 51.35; PLN 11.35 / 12.15; CHF 53.85 / 55.85.
• PrivatBank: USD 43.20 / 43.80; EUR 50.60 / 51.60; PLN 11.90 / 12.14; CHF 54.85 / 58.60.
• PUMB: USD 43.30 / 43.90; EUR 50.60 / 51.30; PLN 11.78 / 12.08.
• Monobank: USD 43.40 / 43.85; EUR 50.80 / 51.50.
• Raiffeisen Bank: USD 43.35 / 43.76; EUR 50.60 / 51.50; PLN 11.40 / 12.40; CHF 52.80 / 56.60.
• OTP Bank: USD 43.20 / 43.80; EUR 50.25 / 51.25; CHF 54.25 / 55.25.
• UkrSibbank: USD 43.20 / 43.75; EUR 50.40 / 51.30; GBP 56.90 / 59.25.

Therefore, monitoring changes in exchange rates and the key policy rate is a vital component of tracking the country's financial situation.

The stability of the key policy rate and official exchange rates demonstrates the National Bank of Ukraine's commitment to controlling inflationary pressures and maintaining the liquidity of the financial sector.

Declines in currency values may reflect fluctuations in international markets or domestic economic factors, which require careful observation by analysts and investors.