Ukraine's Central Bank Holds Key Rate at 15%, Publishes April 11, 2026 Exchange Rates

Official Exchange Rates for April 11, 2026

According to Главком: The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has announced its official exchange rates for April 11, 2026, while also deciding to maintain its key policy rate at 15% per annum. In a separate move, the regulator has approved measures to facilitate the exchange of non-cash foreign currency held by banks for cash. This decision comes as the central bank continues its efforts to manage inflation and ensure monetary stability.

According to the NBU, the official exchange rate for the US dollar is set at UAH 43.46, the euro at UAH 50.79, and the Polish zloty at UAH 11.93. Compared to the previous day, the dollar strengthened by 9 kopiyok, the euro rose by 4 kopiyok, and the zloty increased by 1 kopiyka.

The NBU's decision to keep its key rate unchanged at 15% annually reflects a consistent monetary policy stance. The central bank's inflation target remains 5% over its policy horizon.

Bank Exchange Rates for April 11, 2026

Exchange rates offered by major Ukrainian banks on April 11, 2026, are as follows:

• NBU: USD 43.4653, EUR 50.7979, GBP 58.3587, PLN 11.9371, CHF 54.9776.
• Oschadbank: USD 43.30 / 43.70, EUR 50.60 / 51.30, GBP 56.95 / 58.95, PLN 11.35 / 12.15, CHF 53.95 / 55.95.
• PrivatBank: USD 43.05 / 43.65, EUR 50.30 / 51.30, GBP 58.00 / 58.81, PLN 11.85 / 12.05, CHF 58.90 / 59.00.
• PUMB: USD 43.20 / 43.80, EUR 50.50 / 51.20, GBP 57.40 / 58.80, PLN 11.74 / 12.04.
• monobank: USD 43.25 / 43.65, EUR 50.62 / 51.26.
• Raiffeisen Bank: USD 43.30 / 43.65, EUR 50.30 / 51.15, GBP 56.20 / 59.50, PLN 11.30 / 12.30, CHF 52.30 / 56.10.
• OTP Bank: USD 43.30 / 43.90, EUR 50.35 / 51.30, CHF 54.50 / 55.50.
• UkrSibbank: USD 43.35 / 43.79, EUR 50.58 / 51.28, GBP 57.60 / 59.40, CHF 54.40 / 55.95.

This data indicates a gradual strengthening of the hryvnia against major world currencies, alongside signs of economic stability within the country. The central bank's tight monetary policy, common in emerging markets facing inflationary pressures, aims to anchor price expectations. Maintaining the 15% key rate underscores the NBU's commitment to controlling inflation, a crucial element for ensuring broader economic stability. The situation on the currency market, including the hryvnia's appreciation, may reflect improved investor confidence and financial system resilience in Ukraine, which could positively influence economic development amid ongoing global challenges.