The NBU has set the exchange rates for March 27: the dollar remains stable, while the euro is falling

The National Bank of Ukraine has set the official exchange rate for the U.S. dollar on March 27, 2026, at 43.88 UAH, which is just 1 kopiyka lower than the current rate. The euro has depreciated more significantly—by 24 kopiykas—and its exchange rate will be 50.61 UAH. 

This is reported on the NBU website.

The regulator continues to keep the dollar below the 44 UAH mark and the euro below the psychological threshold of 51 UAH.

The currency market has passed through its most tense phase and is returning to relative equilibrium thanks to timely interventions by the NBU. The regulator’s measures helped flood the market with currency and relieve the psychological pressure that had been causing panic among market participants. Business activity and exchange rate fluctuations are currently influenced by external factors, particularly the war in the Middle East and instability in global oil prices. According to experts, there is no basis for a new wave of panic, as the market has stabilized within acceptable fluctuation ranges. The current situation is unfolding against the backdrop of the EU’s preparations to allocate a €90 billion loan to Ukraine and Hungary’s announced plan to block gas transit starting in July.

The U.S. dollar has risen against most global currencies in recent weeks amid heightened geopolitical uncertainty and turbulence in financial markets.