Exchange Rates on July 2: The NBU Lowered the Exchange Rates for the Dollar and the Euro
On the morning of Thursday, July 2, 2026, the National Bank of Ukraine updated its official foreign exchange rates, recording a decline in the value of the U.S. dollar, the euro, and the Polish zloty compared to the previous banking day.
According to the regulator’s latest data, the official exchange rate for the U.S. dollar is set at 44.76 hryvnia.
The official exchange rate for the euro today is 50.97 hryvnia, while the Polish zloty is valued at 11.86 hryvnia.
These changes reflect the overall dynamics of the foreign exchange market, where over the past week there has been both an appreciation of certain currencies—notably the British pound—and a gradual decline in the exchange rates of other currencies.
It is important for citizens and businesses to note that commercial banks set their own currency buy and sell rates, which differ from the NBU’s official rates.
This difference between the official and commercial rates is standard practice, driven by banks’ operating costs and situational demand.
Financial experts advise monitoring market fluctuations throughout the day, as exchange rates may adjust depending on trading volumes in the interbank market.
This was reported by the NBU.
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