Official Dollar Exchange Rate for June 15 Revealed by Ukraine's Central Bank

Official Exchange Rates from the National Bank of Ukraine for June 15, 2026

According to Главком: Ukraine's central bank, the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU), has published its official currency exchange rates for June 15, 2026. The updated figures cover major currencies and also track weekly shifts. The NBU has decided to keep its key interest rate at 15%, while inflation has started to rise again after a period of decline.

As of June 15, 2026, the official exchange rates are as follows:

• US Dollar (USD) - 44.81 UAH
• Euro (EUR) - 51.85 UAH
• Polish Zloty (PLN) - 12.21 UAH

According to NBU data, the detailed rates are:

• USD - 44.8144
• EUR - 51.8592
• GBP - 60.1006
• PLN - 12.2107
• CHF - 56.2854

Exchange Rates at Commercial Banks

Commercial banks have also adjusted their rates. For instance, Oschadbank's rates on June 15, 2026 are:

• USD - 44.70 / 45.10
• EUR - 51.75 / 52.25

At PrivatBank, the dollar rate ranges as follows:

• USD - 44.60 / 45.04
• EUR - 51.76 / 52.35
• GBP - 59.96 / 60.97

FUIB offers these rates:

• USD - 44.70 / 45.30
• EUR - 51.80 / 52.50
• GBP - 59.40 / 60.80
• PLN - 12.04 / 12.34

Monobank's rates for June 15, 2026 are:

• USD - 44.60 / 45.03
• EUR - 51.60 / 52.30

Raiffeisen offers:

• USD - 44.60 / 45.09
• EUR - 51.50 / 52.30
• GBP - 57.60 / 61.30
• PLN - 11.50 / 12.55
• CHF - 53.50 / 57.20

OTP Bank's exchange rates are as follows:

• USD - 44.40 / 45.10
• EUR - 51.25 / 52.25
• CHF - 56.00 / 56.95

Ukrsibbank provides these rates:

• USD - 44.70 / 45.19
• EUR - 51.65 / 52.34
• GBP - 59.35 / 61.15
• CHF - 55.50 / 57.20

Over the past week, the US dollar gained 46 kopiyky, the British pound rose by 35 kopiyky, the euro added 22 kopiyky, and the Polish zloty increased by 1 kopiyka. The Swiss franc fluctuated by less than a hundredth of a kopiyka. The NBU Board decided to maintain the key interest rate at 15%. Inflation had been steadily slowing from June 2025 to January 2026, but has now begun to rise again. The NBU also decided to conduct an operation to exchange non-cash currency from banks into cash.

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

Keeping the key rate at 15% signals the NBU's commitment to managing inflationary pressures amid rising prices. Currency fluctuations can impact Ukraine's economy, affecting imports, exports, and consumer prices. With global financial markets remaining volatile, it is important to monitor further changes in NBU policy and the market's response to economic developments.