June 14 Exchange Rates Released by Ukraine’s Central Bank: Hryvnia Weakens Against Dollar and Euro

Official Foreign Exchange Rates for June 14, 2026

According to Главком: The National Bank of Ukraine has published its official currency exchange rates for June 14, 2026. Compared to the NBU’s figures from June 13, the value of the dollar and other currencies remained unchanged. On June 14, the official rate for the U.S. dollar stands at 44.92 UAH, the euro at 51.83 UAH, and the Polish zloty at 12.18 UAH.

As of 09:10 on June 14, 2026, the NBU’s exchange rates, along with those from several other banks, are as follows:

• U.S. dollar (NBU rate): 44.9256 UAH
• Euro: 51.8352 UAH
• British pound sterling: 60.0431 UAH
• Polish zloty: 12.1888 UAH
• Swiss franc: 56.2343 UAH

Oschadbank’s rates for the dollar are 44.70/45.10 UAH, and for the euro 51.75/52.25 UAH. PrivatBank quotes the dollar at 44.55/45.04 UAH and the euro at 51.50/52.35 UAH. PUMB’s rates stand at 44.70/45.30 UAH for the dollar and 51.80/52.50 UAH for the euro. Other institutions also report varying figures: monobank lists the dollar at 44.60/45.03 UAH, while Raiffeisen offers 44.60/45.05 UAH.

Currency Trends and the Key Policy Rate

During the week of June 7–12, 2026, the national currency depreciated against the U.S. dollar, euro, and British pound. Over that period, the dollar rose by nearly 55 kopiyok, the pound gained roughly 31 kopiyok to cross the 60 UAH threshold, and the euro increased by 16 kopiyok, settling above the 51.8 UAH mark. Meanwhile, the Swiss franc lost almost 15 kopiyok, and the Polish zloty slipped by half a kopiyka.

The National Bank of Ukraine’s board has decided to keep the key policy rate at 15%. After a period of decline, inflation began to rise again starting in January 2026. The following factors have driven this increase:

• higher energy costs
• a difficult situation in the power sector following Russian strikes
• a sharp spike in fuel prices amid the conflict in the Middle East
• the impact of the hryvnia’s weakening
• rising wages

The National Bank of Ukraine has also decided to conduct an operation to exchange non-cash currency from banks into cash. According to expert assessments, the dollar cannot remain perpetually weak against the euro, and once the final trade agreement between the U.S. and the EU is signed, the market is expected to return to normal conditions.

Ukraine’s foreign exchange market continues to face challenges, as inflationary pressures and shifts in the energy sector influence the hryvnia’s exchange rate. Keeping the key rate at 15% reflects the central bank’s efforts to curb inflation and stabilize the economy amid external headwinds. For Ukrainian businesses and the general public, monitoring exchange rates and their movements will remain a critical concern.