The euro saw the biggest drop: exchange rates as of July 27
27 July 10:13
The National Bank of Ukraine has set the official exchange rates for Monday, July 27, 2026. Following the weekend, the dollar and the euro weakened slightly against the hryvnia, while the value of the Polish zloty remained unchanged.
The National Bank of Ukraine released the relevant data, according to "Komersant Ukrainian"
NBU Official Exchange Rates for July 27, 2026
On Monday, the regulator set the following official exchange rates:
| Currency | Official Exchange Rate | Change |
|---|---|---|
| U.S. Dollar | 44.80 UAH | −1 kopeck |
| Euro | 50.96 UAH | −9 kopecks |
| Polish zloty | 11.80 UAH | no change |
Thus, the European currency saw the biggest drop over the weekend. At the same time, the change in the dollar exchange rate was minimal, and the Polish zloty remained at its previous value.
Dollar exchange rate as of July 27
The official U.S. dollar exchange rate is:
- 1 dollar — 44.80 UAH.
Compared to the previous official rate, the U.S. dollar depreciated by one kopeck.
For comparison, the exchange rate from the last business day—44.81 UAH per dollar—remained in effect over the weekend. Thus, at the start of the new week, the hryvnia symbolically strengthened against the U.S. dollar.
Euro exchange rate as of July 27
The official exchange rate for the euro is:
- 1 euro = 50.96 UAH.
The euro fell by nine kopecks. This is the most noticeable change among the three major currencies most frequently purchased by Ukrainians.
Over the weekend, the official euro exchange rate stood at 51.05 UAH. Thus, on Monday, it fell below the 51-hryvnia mark.
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Polish Zloty Exchange Rate
The official exchange rate for the Polish zloty as of July 27 is:
- 1 zloty — 11.80 UAH.
Compared to the previous banking day, the value of the zloty has not changed. The Polish currency remains in demand among Ukrainians who work, study, or travel to Poland.
How much is the currency worth at exchange offices
The NBU’s official exchange rate is a reference rate and does not mean that citizens can purchase dollars, euros, or zlotys at exactly that price.
Bank teller windows and currency exchange offices operate using their own buying and selling rates. These depend on the situation in the cash market, demand for a specific currency, the region, and the financial institution’s policies.
According to the “Minfin” portal, the average exchange rates at Ukrainian currency exchange offices at the time the data was compiled were as follows:
| Currency | Buy | Sell |
| U.S. Dollar | 44.58 UAH | 45.07 UAH |
| Euro | 50.73 UAH | 51.39 UAH |
| Polish zloty | 11.50 UAH | 11.96 UAH |
Cash exchange rates may fluctuate throughout the day, so it’s a good idea to check the current rates at a specific branch or exchange office before making a transaction.
Exchange Rates at Ukrainian Banks
At the teller windows of the largest banks, the selling rate for the dollar generally exceeds the official NBU rate. The difference between the buying and selling rates is the profit for the bank or currency exchange office and is called the currency spread.
As of the last update, rates at bank teller windows were approximately within the following ranges:
- dollar — 44.39–44.65 UAH for buying and 44.99–45.20 UAH for selling;
- euro — 50.50–51.00 UAH for buying and 51.30–51.70 UAH for selling;
- Polish zloty — 11.30–11.60 UAH for buying and 11.90–12.20 UAH for selling.
Rates may vary depending on the bank, city, branch, and transaction amount.
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