Ukraine's Central Bank Announces New Exchange Rates for April 15, 2026

Official Exchange Rates Set for April 15, 2026

According to Главком: The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has released its official exchange rates for April 15, 2026, which have increased compared to the previous day. The NBU's official rates are a key benchmark for the country's financial system. As of this date, the US dollar is set at 43.49 hryvnias, the euro at 51.32 hryvnias, and the Polish zloty at 12.09 hryvnias. The changes recorded by the NBU are as follows:

• The dollar rose by 4 kopiykas;
• The euro increased by 42 kopiykas;
• The zloty went up by 10 kopiykas.

The National Bank of Ukraine's discount rate remains unchanged at 15% per annum. This decision signals a commitment to monetary policy stability amid the current economic climate. Furthermore, the NBU has approved an operation to exchange non-cash currency held by banks for cash, a move that could affect market liquidity and the availability of foreign currency for the public.

Trends in the Currency Market

The exchange rates as of April 15, 2026, reflect trends observed in recent days. According to the data, the NBU's official rates for the day are:

• US dollar - 43.4997 UAH;
• Euro - 51.3253 UAH;
• Polish zloty - 12.0977 UAH;
• Swiss franc - 55.7403 UAH.

Rates at commercial banks vary, offering different buy and sell prices:

• Oschadbank: dollar - 43.20/43.80 UAH, euro - 50.85/51.75 UAH, zloty - 11.45/12.25 UAH;
• PrivatBank: dollar - 43.10/43.70 UAH, euro - 50.70/51.70 UAH, zloty - 11.95/12.16 UAH;
• PUMB: dollar - 43.30/43.90 UAH, euro - 51.70/51.70 UAH;
• Monobank: dollar - 43.35/43.85 UAH, euro - 51.05/51.75 UAH;
• Raiffeisen Bank: dollar - 43.30/43.67 UAH, euro - 50.90/51.75 UAH, zloty - 11.40/12.40 UAH;
• OTP Bank: dollar - 43.25/43.85 UAH, euro - 50.75/51.65 UAH;
• UkrSibbank: dollar - 43.25/43.85 UAH, euro - 50.60/51.60 UAH, zloty - 11.40/12.40 UAH.

Consequently, the currency market remains dynamic, with fluctuations that can impact the country's economic indicators. The rising exchange rates may indicate increased demand for foreign currency, often linked to market instability or shifts in the external economic environment. Maintaining the discount rate at 15% likely points to a need to support financial system stability during these changes.