Exchange rates as of March 26: The dollar and the euro have fallen in value

26 March 09:22

The National Bank of Ukraine has published the official exchange rates for March 26, 2026. According to the regulator’s data, the hryvnia has shown a slight appreciation against major foreign currencies—the U.S. dollar and the euro. This is evidenced by data on the National Bank of Ukraine’s website, reports "Komersant Ukrainian"

Official exchange rates of the NBU as of March 26

According to the National Bank of Ukraine, the official exchange rates are as follows:

  • 1 US dollar — 43.87 UAH (–5 kopecks)
  • 1 euro — 50.85 UAH (–4 kopecks)
  • 1 Polish zloty — 11.90 UAH (–1 kop.)

Thus, the hryvnia has slightly strengthened its position following a previous weakening.

What are the dollar and euro rates on the interbank market

On the interbank foreign exchange market as of the afternoon, the exchange rates were:

  • dollar — 43.90 / 43.93 UAH;
  • euro — 50.91 / 50.92 UAH.

These figures indicate relative stability in the currency market.

What are the exchange rates at banks?

In commercial banks, exchange rates may differ from the official rate due to market factors.

As of March 25, the average rates were as follows:

Dollar:

  • buying rate — about 43.65 UAH;
  • selling rate — about 44.20 UAH.

Euro:

  • buying rate — about 50.70 UAH;
  • selling rate — about 51.37 UAH.

Specifically, at PrivatBank:

  • dollar — about 44.15 UAH (sell);
  • euro — about 51.25 UAH (sell).

Why the hryvnia has strengthened

Financial analysts attribute the slight fluctuations in the exchange rate to several factors:

  • the balance of supply and demand for currency;
  • the NBU’s monetary policy;
  • international financial aid;
  • seasonal economic factors;
  • the export situation.

What to expect from exchange rates in the near future

Economists predict that the hryvnia exchange rate will remain relatively stable in the near future, although short-term fluctuations are possible.

The exchange rate may be influenced by:

  • the volume of international aid;
  • the state of exports;
  • inflationary trends;
  • the situation on global markets.

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Дзвенислава Карплюк
Editor

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