June 24 Exchange Rates Published by Ukraine's Central Bank: Dollar and Euro Lose Value

Official Currency Rates for June 24, 2026

According to Главком: Ukraine’s National Bank has released its official exchange rates for June 24, 2026. Compared to the previous day, the U.S. dollar, euro, and Polish zloty all declined in value. The official rate for the dollar is set at 44.88 UAH, the euro at 51.10 UAH, and the Polish zloty at 11.92 UAH. Over the past week, the hryvnia has strengthened against all major foreign currencies, with the Swiss franc experiencing the largest drop and the U.S. dollar seeing the smallest decrease. These updates are part of the central bank’s daily currency adjustments, which help guide financial transactions across the country.

Bank Exchange Rates

The official NBU rates for June 24, 2026, are as follows:

• USD - 44.8819
• EUR - 51.1048
• GBP - 59.2845
• PLN - 11.9294
• CHF - 55.4098

Oschadbank’s rates for this date:

• USD - 44.65/45.20
• EUR - 50.90/51.75

PrivatBank lists its dollar rate as:

• USD - 44.55/45.04
• EUR - 50.64/51.54
• GBP - 58.78/59.52
• PLN - 11.82/12.09

PUMB’s posted rates:

• USD - 44.70/45.30
• EUR - 51.30/52.00
• GBP - 58.80/60.20
• PLN - 11.80/12.10

Monobank’s rates for June 24, 2026, are:

• USD - 44.60/45.04
• EUR - 50.90/51.59

Raiffeisen offers the following:

• USD - 44.65/45.04
• EUR - 50.80/51.30
• GBP - 57.00/60.40
• PLN - 11.20/12.20
• CHF - 53.00/56.50

OTP Bank’s rates for this date:

• USD - 44.50/44.99
• EUR - 50.75/51.70
• CHF - 55.00/56.00

Ukrsibbank’s rates:

• USD - 44.73/45.22
• EUR - 51.02/51.68
• GBP - 58.85/60.60
• CHF - 54.90/56.70

All exchange rates were recorded as of 9:01 AM on June 24, 2026. Alongside these adjustments, the National Bank of Ukraine has also approved new regulations for the insurance sector and decided to conduct an operation converting banks’ non-cash foreign currency into cash.

Vitaliy Shapran noted, 'The dollar cannot remain weak against the euro forever, and once the final trade agreement between the U.S. and the EU is signed, the market will return to normal.'

The recent shifts in exchange rates reflect a broader trend of hryvnia appreciation, which may indicate a stabilizing economic environment in Ukraine. A cheaper dollar and other currencies could benefit imports and consumer prices, but uncertainty lingers due to potential changes in international trade-especially regarding U.S.-EU agreements, which might alter currency dynamics in the future.