The dollar, euro, and zloty have fallen in value: The NBU has updated its exchange rates for July 13
13 July 09:16
The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has published the official exchange rates for July 13, 2026. Following the weekend, major foreign currencies lost some value against the hryvnia. The Polish zloty saw the sharpest decline.
This was reported by "Komersant Ukrainian", citing the NBU’s press service.
Dollar Exchange Rate as of July 13
The official U.S. dollar exchange rate set by the National Bank of Ukraine for July 13, 2026, is:
- 1 U.S. dollar — 44.49 UAH
Compared to the previous banking day, the U.S. dollar fell by 2 kopecks.
Euro exchange rate as of July 13
The official euro exchange rate for Monday is:
- 1 euro = 50.86 UAH
The European currency also lost a little value— down 1 kopeck compared to the previous day.
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Polish zloty exchange rate as of July 13
The National Bank of Ukraine has set the following exchange rate for the Polish currency:
- 1 Polish zloty — 11.69 UAH
The zloty itself saw the largest decline among the major currencies— by 11 kopecks.
Thus, after the weekend, the hryvnia strengthened slightly against all three currencies.
How the exchange rates changed
The biggest drop was recorded for the Polish zloty, which fell by 11 kopecks at once.
The U.S. dollar lost 2 kopecks, and the euro fell by 1 kopeck.
Fluctuations remain minor and are in line with the current situation on the foreign exchange market.
What affects exchange rates
The official hryvnia exchange rate is set by the National Bank, taking into account conditions on the interbank foreign exchange market.
The following factors influence exchange rate dynamics:
- currency supply and demand;
- international financial assistance;
- currency interventions by the NBU;
- the external economic situation;
- expectations of businesses and the public.
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