(KYIV, UKRAINE) – The National Bank of Ukraine has set the official exchange rate for Monday 13 July, showing a small decline in the value of both the US dollar and the euro against the Ukrainian hryvnia.
The official rate for the US dollar stands at 44.49 hryvnias, down from 44.51 hryvnias on 10 July. At this official rate, one US dollar buys 44.49 hryvnias, which puts the hryvnia equivalent of 100 US dollars at 4,449 hryvnias. In British pounds, based on current cross rates, one US dollar is worth approximately 0.79 pounds.
The euro was fixed at 50.86 hryvnias, a slight decrease from 50.87 hryvnias on 10 July. At this level, 100 euros equal 5,086 hryvnias. In pound terms, one euro currently buys roughly 0.86 pounds.
Average rates offered by Ukrainian banks, according to data from minfin.com.ua, showed the US dollar trading at 44.26 hryvnias for purchase and 44.76 hryvnias for sale. The euro stood at 50.58 hryvnias for purchase and 51.20 hryvnias for sale.
In the cash exchange market, the average buying rate for the US dollar was 44.52 hryvnias and the selling rate was 44.61 hryvnias. For the euro, cash points were buying at 51.02 hryvnias and selling at 51.22 hryvnias.
Card rates at Privatbank showed the dollar at 44.25 hryvnias for purchase and 44.84 hryvnias for sale, with the euro at 50.45 and 51.28 hryvnias respectively. At monobank, the dollar traded at 44.40 hryvnias for purchase and 44.69 for sale, while the euro was at 50.55 and 51.20 hryvnias.
The government’s draft budget for 2026 assumes an average annual exchange rate of 45.6 hryvnias to the US dollar.
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