Official Exchange Rates for April 7, 2026: USD at 43.58 UAH, EUR at 50.32 UAH

Official Exchange Rates for April 7, 2026

According to Главком: The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has published its official exchange rates for April 7, 2026. The U.S. dollar is set at 43.58 hryvnias, marking a decrease of 7 kopiykas from the previous day. The euro's official rate for this date is 50.32 hryvnias, which is 1 kopiyka higher than yesterday. The official rate for the Polish zloty also increased by 1 kopiyka, now standing at 11.79 hryvnias.

The NBU's Board has maintained the key policy rate at 15% per annum. This decision was made amid stability in the foreign exchange market. It is also notable that the National Bank of Ukraine decided to conduct an operation to exchange banks' non-cash foreign currency for cash.

Exchange Rates at Commercial Banks

As of 08:30 on April 7, 2026, the exchange rates at major commercial banks are as follows:

• NBU: USD 43.5831; EUR 50.3210; GBP 57.6975; PLN 11.7983; CHF 54.6223.
• Oschadbank: USD 43.25 / 43.90; EUR 50.10 / 50.85; GBP 56.60 / 58.60; PLN 11.10 / 12.00; CHF 53.95 / 55.95.
• PrivatBank: USD 43.20 / 43.80; EUR 49.70 / 50.70; GBP 57.22 / 58.01; PLN 11.65 / 11.86; CHF 54.55 / 60.00.
• PUMB: USD 43.30 / 43.90; EUR 50.10 / 50.80; GBP 56.80 / 58.20; PLN 11.55 / 11.85; CHF -.
• Monobank: USD 43.46 / 43.84; EUR 50.09 / 50.75; GBP -; PLN -; CHF -.
• Raiffeisen Bank: USD 43.30 / 43.75; EUR 49.90 / 50.70; GBP 55.30 / 58.50; PLN 11.20 / 12.10; CHF 52.00 / 55.60.
• OTP Bank: USD 43.35 / 43.90; EUR 49.75 / 50.65; GBP -; PLN -; CHF 54.00 / 55.00.
• UkrSibbank: USD 43.35 / 43.95; EUR 49.95 / 50.85; GBP 56.40 / 58.70; PLN -; CHF 53.35 / 55.35.

These figures illustrate the dynamics of the currency market and its response to economic shifts within the country. The Ukrainian hryvnia's exchange rate is closely monitored as an indicator of economic stability and investor confidence.

The dollar's decline by 7 kopiykas may indicate minor shifts in currency supply and demand. Meanwhile, the one-kopiyka increase for the euro and the Polish zloty could reflect fluctuations in the European and Polish economies. Holding the key rate steady at 15% signals the National Bank's intent to maintain financial system stability in the face of potential economic challenges.

As the National Bank of Ukraine continues to adjust its monetary policy, understanding the trends in exchange rates is crucial for both consumers and businesses. For a closer look at how the official rates have evolved recently, including insights from March, you can explore the details in our previous report on Ukraine's central bank's exchange rates.