Ukraine's Central Bank Sets April 5th Exchange Rates: Euro and Zloty Values Announced

Official Exchange Rates for April 5, 2026

According to Главком: The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has released the official exchange rates for April 5, 2026, alongside decisions concerning its key policy rate and currency swap operations. According to the published data, the official US dollar rate is set at 43.81 hryvnias, while the euro is fixed at 50.45 hryvnias. The official rate for the Polish zloty is 11.77 hryvnias.

In a related monetary policy decision, the NBU's board has maintained the key policy rate at 15% per annum. This move signals the regulator's commitment to a stable monetary stance amidst ongoing economic pressures. Furthermore, the central bank approved a transaction to swap non-cash foreign currency held by banks for cash, an operation aimed at improving liquidity within the banking system.

Currency Rates and Commercial Bank Offers

According to the National Bank's data, the official exchange rates as of April 5, 2026, are as follows:

• USD – 43.8144
• EUR – 50.4567
• GBP – 57.8328
• PLN – 11.7714
• CHF – 54.7680

Separately, commercial banks are offering their own rates for buying and selling currency. For example:

• Oschadbank: US dollar – 43.35 / 44.00 hryvnias, euro – 50.15 / 50.95 hryvnias.
• PrivatBank: US dollar – 43.30 / 43.90 hryvnias, euro – 49.80 / 50.80 hryvnias.
• PUMB: US dollar – 43.30 / 43.90 hryvnias, euro – 50.10 / 50.80 hryvnias.
• Monobank: US dollar – 43.45 / 43.95 hryvnias, euro – 50.05 / 50.75 hryvnias.
• Raiffeisen Bank: US dollar – 43.30 / 43.70 hryvnias, euro – 49.90 / 50.55 hryvnias.

OTP Bank and Ukrsibbank are offering similar rates for the dollar and euro, indicating a general stability in the interbank currency market.

The NBU's official rates and policy decisions reflect its ongoing efforts to maintain financial stability in the country. The central bank's actions are closely watched as indicators of economic policy in a challenging environment. By holding the key rate steady and facilitating currency swaps, the regulator aims to ensure sufficient banking system liquidity, which is a crucial factor for economic activity. The relative stability of exchange rates among major commercial banks may also point to a degree of market confidence in Ukraine's economic trajectory.