The dollar is falling, the euro is rising: NBU exchange rate as of February 5
5 February 09:19
The National Bank of Ukraine has published the official exchange rates for Thursday, February 5, 2026. The US dollar fell slightly, while the euro continued to rise. The Polish zloty also gained in value. This is evidenced by data from the National Bank of Ukraine, reports "Komersant Ukrainian".
Official exchange rates from the NBU
As of February 5, the NBU set the following rates:
- US dollar — 43.17 UAH (–2 kopecks)
- euro — 51.03 UAH (8 kopecks)
- Polish zloty — 12.08 UAH (1 kopeck)
Thus, the hryvnia strengthened slightly against the dollar but weakened against the European currency and the zloty.
Dollar dynamics: retreat from peak values
Compared to the previous banking day, the official dollar exchange rate fell by a few kopecks. The day before, it was 43.19 UAH, and the historical maximum of the US currency was recorded on January 19 — 43.41 UAH per dollar.
The euro is rising again
The European currency continues to move upward. The rate of 51.03 UAH per euro is 8 kopecks higher than Wednesday’s figure. At the same time, the historical maximum of the euro was recorded on January 30 at 51.24 UAH.
On the interbank market, the euro showed a correction the day before, but this did not affect the official exchange rate of the NBU.
Zloty exchange rate
The Polish zloty also rose slightly to 12.08 UAH. The currency remains relatively stable, which is important for Ukrainians who work or receive income in Poland.
What affects the exchange rate
Experts note that in 2026, the Ukrainian currency market will continue to be influenced by:
- the NBU’s monetary policy;
- international financial assistance;
- the situation on the front lines and security risks;
- demand for currency from businesses and the population.
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