Official Exchange Rates for July 8 Released by Ukraine's Central Bank

Currency Exchange Rates Set for July 8, 2026

According to Главком: The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has published its official exchange rates for July 8, 2026. These rates reflect recent shifts in major currencies, alongside new regulatory updates for the insurance sector and a decision regarding the conversion of non-cash foreign currency into cash. For those tracking Ukraine's economy, these figures offer a snapshot of how the hryvnia is performing against key global currencies.

As of July 8, 2026, the official exchange rates are as follows:

• US Dollar: 44.5098 UAH
• Euro: 50.8836 UAH
• Polish Zloty: 11.8538 UAH
• British Pound: 59.5897 UAH
• Swiss Franc: 55.1957 UAH

Meanwhile, buy and sell rates at commercial banks vary. For example:

• Oschadbank:
  • Dollar: 44.40/44.55 UAH
  • Euro: 50.80/51.00 UAH
• Privatbank:
  • Dollar: 44.25/44.84 UAH
  • Euro: 50.52/51.28 UAH
  • British Pound: 59.10/59.88 UAH
  • Polish Zloty: 11.75/11.97 UAH
• PUMB:
  • Dollar: 44.30/44.90 UAH
  • Euro: 50.70/51.40 UAH
  • British Pound: 58.60/60.00 UAH
  • Polish Zloty: 11.70/12.00 UAH
• monobank:
  • Dollar: 44.33/44.80 UAH
  • Euro: 50.62/51.27 UAH
• Raiffeisen:
  • Dollar: 44.25/44.65 UAH
  • Euro: 50.50/51.10 UAH
  • British Pound: 57.00/60.30 UAH
• OTP Bank:
  • Dollar: 44.30/44.85 UAH
  • Euro: 50.50/51.50 UAH
  • Swiss Franc: 54.75/55.75 UAH
• Ukrsibbank:
  • Dollar: 44.32/44.79 UAH
  • Euro: 50.63/51.28 UAH
  • British Pound: 58.75/60.55 UAH
  • Swiss Franc: 54.85/56.20 UAH

According to the NBU, the week leading up to July 8, 2026 saw a decline in the value of the US dollar, euro, Polish zloty, and Swiss franc, while the British pound gained strength. In addition, the central bank approved updates to insurance sector regulations and made a decision on exchanging banks' non-cash foreign currency for cash.

“The dollar cannot remain perpetually weak against the euro. Once a final trade agreement between the US and the EU is signed, the market will return to a normal course.”

Vitaliy Shapran

These currency fluctuations may signal shifts in Ukraine’s economic landscape, reflecting the impact of international trade and investment flows. A stronger or weaker hryvnia against major currencies affects the cost of imports and exports, which in turn can influence Ukraine's overall economic health. The updated rules for the insurance sector also represent a key step, potentially bolstering financial system stability amid changing currency conditions.