Currency Rates for May 27 Released by Ukraine’s Central Bank: Dollar at 44.27 UAH

Official Exchange Rates Announced for May 27, 2026

According to Главком: The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has published the official foreign exchange rates for May 27, 2026. According to the data, the U.S. dollar is set at 44.27 UAH, the euro at 51.51 UAH, and the Polish zloty at 12.17 UAH. Additionally, the NBU’s key policy rate remains unchanged at 15%. These rates serve as a benchmark for financial transactions and economic planning across the country.

Below is the detailed list of official NBU exchange rates:

• U.S. dollar – 44.2767 UAH
• Euro – 51.5159 UAH
• British pound – 59.6363 UAH
• Polish zloty – 12.1750 UAH
• Swiss franc – 56.3819 UAH

Exchange Rates at Commercial Banks

Meanwhile, buying and selling rates vary across different financial institutions:

• Oschadbank: Dollar – 44.00 UAH (buy), 44.40 UAH (sell)
• PrivatBank: Dollar – 44.00 UAH (buy), 44.44 UAH (sell)
• PUMB: Dollar – 44.00 UAH (buy), 44.60 UAH (sell)
• Monobank: Dollar – 44.04 UAH (buy), 44.43 UAH (sell)
• Raiffeisen: Dollar – 44.04 UAH (buy), 44.49 UAH (sell)

For the euro:

• Oschadbank: 51.35 UAH (buy), 51.80 UAH (sell)
• PrivatBank: 51.21 UAH (buy), 51.81 UAH (sell)
• PUMB: 51.30 UAH (buy), 52.00 UAH (sell)
• Monobank: 51.17 UAH (buy), 51.80 UAH (sell)
• Raiffeisen: 51.20 UAH (buy), 51.85 UAH (sell)

Polish zloty rates:

• PrivatBank: 12.08 UAH (buy), 12.19 UAH (sell)
• PUMB: 11.95 UAH (buy), 12.25 UAH (sell)
• Raiffeisen: 11.50 UAH (buy), 12.50 UAH (sell)

Bank rates were recorded at 08:53 AM on May 27, 2026. Against this backdrop, inflation in Ukraine has been steadily slowing from June 2025 through January 2026. In response, the NBU decided to conduct an operation swapping non-cash foreign currency from banks for cash.

The situation remains challenging, noted Volodymyr Zelenskyy, commenting on the economic difficulties the country faces.

Official currency rates are a key indicator of Ukraine’s economic stability. Keeping the policy rate at 15% signals the NBU’s commitment to curbing inflation, which, as reported, is decelerating. The economic challenges highlighted by the president could influence the foreign exchange market, making it essential to monitor future rate movements as a reflection of the broader economy. At the same time, the differences in rates among banks underscore competition in the financial sector and the need for customers to seek more favorable exchange conditions.