Exchange Rates on July 5: How Much Are the Dollar, Euro, and Zloty Worth?
The National Bank of Ukraine set the official exchange rates for foreign currencies as of Sunday morning, July 5, 2026.
According to the published data, the value of the U.S. dollar, the euro, and the Polish zloty remained unchanged compared to the previous day.
As of today, the regulator has set the official exchange rate for the dollar at 44.80 hryvnia. The euro is set at 51.08 hryvnia, while the Polish zloty is valued at 11.90 hryvnia.
As of 8:55 a.m., the situation in the banking market shows stability in the major currency pairs. Specifically, at PrivatBank, the dollar is trading between 44.40 and 44.84 hryvnia, and the euro between 50.80 and 51.55 hryvnia.
At other leading financial institutions, such as Oschadbank and PUMB, rates remain close to the regulator’s official rate.
This indicates that the situation on the country’s foreign exchange market is under control and that there were no sharp fluctuations over the weekend.
In addition to setting exchange rates, the National Bank of Ukraine continues to implement measures to stabilize the financial system.
In particular, a major update to the rules for the insurance sector was approved, which simplifies the authorization process for insurance intermediaries.
The regulator has also revised the requirements for the sale of insurance products to eliminate bureaucratic barriers and reduce the administrative burden on businesses.
At the same time, the NBU is conducting operations to exchange banks’ non-cash foreign currency for cash to replenish their cash reserves.
This was reported by the NBU.
On Saturday, July 4, exchange rates for major currencies in Ukraine remain stable.
The National Bank announced the exchange rates for July 3
