Ukrainian Hryvnia Strengthens: NBU Sets June 29 Exchange Rates with Dollar Decline

Official Foreign Exchange Rates for June 29, 2026

According to Главком: The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has released its official currency exchange rates for June 29, 2026. The U.S. dollar lost value compared to the previous day, while the euro and the Polish zloty both gained ground. According to the NBU, the official rate for the dollar stands at 44.85 hryvnias, the euro at 51.13 hryvnias, and the Polish zloty at 11.92 hryvnias. These figures reflect ongoing adjustments in Ukraine's foreign exchange market, which is closely watched by investors and businesses.

Below are the official NBU exchange rates for this date:

• USD - 44.8596 UAH
• EUR - 51.1310 UAH
• GBP - 59.2820 UAH
• PLN - 11.9266 UAH
• CHF - 55.4644 UAH

Commercial banks are offering varying rates:

• Oschadbank: dollar - 44.65/45.20 UAH, euro - 50.90/51.65 UAH
• Privatbank: dollar - 44.6/45.04 UAH, euro - 50.92/51.54 UAH, Polish zloty - 11.86/12.03 UAH
• PUMB: dollar - 44.70/45.30 UAH, euro - 51.20/51.90 UAH
• monobank: dollar - 44.65/45.03 UAH, euro - 50.92/51.52 UAH
• Raiffeisen: dollar - 44.60/45.05 UAH, euro - 50.70/51.60 UAH
• OTP Bank: dollar - 44.55/44.99 UAH, euro - 50.50/51.50 UAH
• Ukrsibbank: dollar - 44.50/45.35 UAH, euro - 50.60/51.65 UAH

Hryvnia Appreciation and NBU Regulatory Measures

The NBU reports that the hryvnia strengthened against all major foreign currencies over the past week. The Polish zloty experienced the most significant decline during this period. Additionally, the central bank approved updated rules for the insurance sector and decided to conduct an operation exchanging banks' non-cash currency for cash.

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

These developments highlight shifts in Ukraine's currency market and key regulatory actions by the NBU. The strengthening hryvnia and fluctuating exchange rates could impact trade and the investment climate within the country, while international economic agreements may significantly alter future currency dynamics.

Shapran also emphasized that 'the level of gold price stabilization will depend on China's stance and the relationship between Washington and Beijing.'