The dollar fell while the euro and the zloty surged: The NBU released data for April 2
2 April 08:50
The National Bank of Ukraine has set the official exchange rates for Thursday, April 2, 2026. The U.S. dollar fell to 43.7808 UAH, the euro rose to 50.8208 UAH, and the Polish zloty rose to 11.8734 UAH. This is according to data on the regulator’s website, reports "Komersant Ukrainian"
What is the dollar exchange rate on April 2?
The NBU set the official US dollar exchange rate for April 2 at 43.7808 UAH per dollar.
On the previous banking day, the rate was 43.9175 UAH, meaning the dollar fell by 13.67 kopecks.
This means that the hryvnia has strengthened against the US currency.
Has the euro exchange rate changed?
Yes, the euro exchange rate has risen significantly. On April 2, the NBU set the official exchange rate at 50.8208 UAH per 1 euro, compared to 50.4546 UAH the day before.
Thus, the European currency gained 36.62 kopecks, and the hryvnia, accordingly, weakened against the euro.
What will the zloty exchange rate be on April 2
The Polish zloty has also risen in value. While the official exchange rate on April 1 was approximately 11.7581 UAH per zloty, the NBU raised it to 11.8734 UAH on April 2.
The increase amounted to approximately 11.53 kopecks, meaning the hryvnia also lost ground against the Polish currency.
What the new exchange rates mean for Ukrainians
For Ukrainians who buy goods from the EU, plan trips to Poland, or pay in euros, the new exchange rate means additional expenses.
At the same time, for those who are tracking the dollar specifically, the situation as of April 2 looks a bit calmer, as the official exchange rate for the U.S. currency has gone down.
All these figures are official NBU exchange rates and serve as a benchmark for the market, although cash rates at banks and exchange offices may vary.
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