The Dollar Has Weakened: Exchange Rates as of June 22
22 June 09:47
The National Bank of Ukraine has set the official exchange rates for Monday, June 22, 2026. According to data on the regulator’s website, the U.S. dollar has depreciated by one kopeck against the hryvnia, reports "Komersant Ukrainian"
At the same time, banks and currency exchange offices are selling foreign currency at rates higher than the NBU’s official rate.
Official Dollar Exchange Rate as of June 22
The official exchange rate for the U.S. dollar is set at:
- 1 U.S. dollar — 44.90 UAH.
Compared to the previous banking day, the dollar fell by one kopeck.
This slight change indicates relative stability in the official hryvnia-to-dollar exchange rate at the start of the new week.
Euro exchange rate as of June 22
The official exchange rate for the euro is:
- 1 euro = 51.46 UAH.
The value of the euro has remained virtually unchanged compared to the previous rate.
Despite the stability of the official exchange rate, banks and currency exchange offices are selling the euro at a higher price—in some establishments, the price exceeds 52 UAH.
Polish Zloty Exchange Rate
The National Bank has set the following exchange rate for the Polish zloty:
- 1 Polish zloty = 12.07 UAH.
Over the course of the day, the zloty depreciated by approximately one kopeck.
The Polish zloty exchange rate remains important for Ukrainians who work, study, travel, or shop in Poland.
Exchange Rates at Currency Exchange Offices
According to the Ministry of Finance, the cash exchange rates for the dollar, euro, and zloty at Ukrainian exchange offices as of June 22 are as follows:
| Currency | Buy | Sale |
|---|---|---|
| U.S. Dollar | 44.90 UAH | 45.00 UAH |
| Euro | 51.77 UAH | 52.00 UAH |
| Polish zloty | 12.10 UAH | 12.20 UAH |
The buy rate is the price at which the exchange service buys currency from a customer. The sell rate is the amount you must pay to purchase currency.
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Dollar Exchange Rates at Banks
On June 22, the largest Ukrainian banks are buying the dollar at approximately 44.45–44.70 UAH and selling it at 45.05–45.30 UAH.
Specifically:
- PrivatBank — 44.45/45.05 UAH;
- Oschadbank — 44.70/45.20 UAH;
- FUIB — 44.70/45.30 UAH;
- Ukrgasbank — 44.70/45.20 UAH;
- Raiffeisen Bank — 44.65/45.12 UAH.
The lowest selling price for the dollar among these banks is at PrivatBank, and the highest is at PUMB.
At the same time, exchange rates may fluctuate throughout the day and vary between different branches.
Euro exchange rates at banks
Banks buy the euro at rates ranging from 50.80 to 51.60 UAH and sell it at approximately 51.80 to 52.20 UAH.
Exchange rates at selected banks:
- PrivatBank — 50.80/51.80 UAH;
- Oschadbank — 51.25/52.10 UAH;
- FUIB — 51.60/52.20 UAH;
- Ukrgasbank — 51.25/52.10 UAH;
- Raiffeisen Bank — 51.00/51.85 UAH.
The most favorable selling rate among the listed offers is at PrivatBank, while the highest selling rate is recorded at PUMB.
How much is the zloty worth at banks?
The Polish zloty is not available at all bank teller windows.
Among the listed institutions, Oschadbank and Ukrgasbank have set the following rates:
- buying rate — 11.60 UAH;
- sell rate — 12.45 UAH.
At currency exchange offices, the average zloty exchange rate is narrower: about 12.10 UAH for buying and 12.20 UAH for selling.
Before exchanging currency, it’s worth comparing offers from several institutions, as the difference can be significant.
Why the official exchange rate differs from the cash rate
The NBU’s official exchange rate is used for accounting, tax, customs, and other calculations.
Banks and currency exchange offices set their own cash rates, taking into account:
- supply and demand;
- the cost of acquiring cash currency;
- the situation on the interbank market;
- operating costs;
- currency risks;
- the bank’s own margin.
That is why the selling rate for cash dollars or euros is usually higher than the National Bank’s official rate.
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