June 10 Exchange Rates Released by Ukraine’s Central Bank: Dollar Rises by 50 Kopiyok

Official Currency Rates Set for June 10, 2026

According to Главком: Ukraine's National Bank (NBU) has published its official exchange rates for June 10, 2026. Compared to the previous day, the US dollar, euro, and several other currencies gained value. According to the NBU, the dollar now stands at 44.84 UAH, while the euro is at 51.90 UAH. Meanwhile, the British pound reached 60.11 UAH, the Polish zloty hit 12.25 UAH, and the Swiss franc settled at 56.36 UAH.

Over the past week, the dollar climbed by 50 kopiyok, and the pound increased by 36 kopiyok. The euro rose by 24 kopiyok during this period, and the Polish zloty added 5 kopiyok. In contrast, the Swiss franc lost 12 kopiyok in value.

Exchange Rates at Commercial Banks

Below are the currency exchange rates offered by commercial banks on June 10, 2026:

• Oschadbank: dollar 44.70/45.15, euro 51.70/52.30
• Privatbank: dollar 44.70/45.24, euro 51.73/52.35, British pound 59.90/60.97
• PUMB: dollar 44.60/45.20, euro 51.60/52.30, British pound 59.10/60.50, zloty 12.00/12.30
• monobank: dollar 44.71/45.21, euro 51.74/52.34
• Raiffeisen: dollar 44.80/45.24, euro 51.60/52.40, British pound 58.00/61.50, Swiss franc 53.80/57.70
• OTP Bank: dollar 44.10/44.90, euro 51.15/52.15, Swiss franc 55.50/56.50
• Ukrsibbank: dollar 44.63/45.04, euro 51.55/52.34, British pound 59.10/60.90, Swiss franc 55.30/57.00

The NBU’s board has decided to keep its key policy rate unchanged at 15%. According to the central bank, inflation has been slowing from June 2025 through January 2026. Additionally, the NBU approved an operation to swap non-cash foreign currency held by banks for cash.

Commenting on market conditions, analyst Vitaliy Shapran noted: 'The dollar cannot remain weak against the euro indefinitely. Once a final trade agreement between the US and the EU is signed, the market will return to a normal course.'

The strengthening of currencies like the dollar and euro may reflect shifts in Ukraine’s financial landscape, as well as the impact of external factors such as global economic trends and political developments. By holding the discount rate at 15%, the NBU signals its commitment to maintaining stability in the foreign exchange market and addressing inflationary pressures.