Exchange Rates on June 19: How Much Are the Dollar, Euro, and Zloty Worth?
The National Bank of Ukraine set the official exchange rates for the morning of Friday, June 19, 2026, showing that the national currency had strengthened against most major global currencies.
Compared to previous settlement periods this week, the U.S. dollar, British pound, Swiss franc, and Polish zloty have depreciated significantly, while the euro showed minimal fluctuation.
The official financial regulator set the exchange rate for the U.S. dollar at 44.91 UAH, the euro at 51.45 UAH, and the Polish zloty at 12.08 UAH.
Cash market dynamics at Ukraine’s largest banks generally reflect the financial regulator’s nationwide trend.
At PrivatBank and Ukrsibbank teller windows, the U.S. dollar can be purchased at a minimum rate of 44.50 UAH, while monobank has set its selling price at 45.23 UAH.
The highest exchange rates for the European currency were recorded at PUMB and Oschadbank, where the upper limit for purchases by the public ranges from 52.10 to 52.40 UAH.
Overall, the hryvnia managed to strengthen its position somewhat over the week, stabilizing the domestic investment environment.
The U.S. dollar showed the most significant decline over the week—the official exchange rate fell by 6 kopecks, settling below the psychological threshold of 44.80 UAH in interbank trading.
The euro was the only currency among those analyzed to appreciate against the hryvnia, as the European currency gained slightly more than 4 kopecks over the week.
Major European currencies, such as the Swiss franc and the British pound, lost value—the franc fell by nearly 4.5 kopecks, while the pound sterling dropped by 3.7 kopecks.
The Polish zloty remained stable throughout the week, as the exchange rate change in the neighboring country was purely symbolic—the zloty lost less than one kopeck, effectively remaining at its previous level.
The main factor underpinning the current stabilization of the foreign exchange market remains the prudent monetary policy of the country’s central bank leadership.
The Board of the National Bank of Ukraine decided to keep the discount rate at 15%. Should risks to price dynamics intensify, the regulator will be prepared to implement additional measures to curb inflationary pressures.
This is according to market monitoring reports.
The National Bank announced the hryvnia exchange rate for June 19
The dollar has risen in Ukraine, while the euro continues to fall
