National Bank raises euro exchange rate for 24 March
The National Bank of Ukraine has set the official exchange rates for Tuesday, 24 March 2026, increasing the euro while keeping the US dollar unchanged compared with the previous banking day.
The dollar rate therefore remains fixed at 43.82 hryvnias, indicating stabilisation in demand on the foreign exchange market following recent fluctuations.
Meanwhile, the European currency has strengthened: the official euro rate for tomorrow has been set at 50.88 hryvnias, up by 21 kopecks from today’s level. The rise in the euro comes amid global instability linked to tensions between the United States and Iran, as well as volatility in energy prices, which directly affects the currency basket to which the hryvnia is pegged.
Despite the increase in the euro rate, the NBU continues to take measures to maintain the stability of the national currency and control inflationary pressures. The foreign exchange market remains influenced by macroeconomic factors, including delays in external financing and defence spending in response to Russian aggression.
Financial analysts say that the stability of the dollar is likely to help contain price increases for imported goods in the near term.
Earlier, Ukraine’s cash market recorded a steady decline in foreign currency rates, with both the dollar and the euro falling by between 5 and 37 kopecks in exchange offices and bank branches.
